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House GOP leaders unveil stopgap funding bill ahead of expected vote next week

House Republican leaders are preparing to bring a stopgap measure that would keep federal agencies funded through Dec. 4 to the floor next week , kicking off a high-stakes effort to avert a potential government shutdown before the end of the fiscal year on Sept. 30. Republicans unveiled the text of the short-term measure, also...

Shots fired at ICE building in Phoenix, FBI says; no injuries reported

One or more people fired at the Enforcement and Removal Operations building at 2035 N. Central Avenue.

US dramatically shortening visas for foreign journalists

The Trump administration announced Thursday it will reduce the length of visas issued to foreign journalists working in the U.S., while imposing an even shorter limit on reporters from China. The new Department of Homeland Security (DHS) rule replaced a long-standing “duration of status” system with fixed-term stays, drastically shortening visas to 240 days, while...

Graham to be remembered with Washington, South Carolina services starting July 28 

Memorial services for the late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) will be held at the end of this month, his office announced Friday. The late senator’s communications director, Taylor Reidy, shared that services will start in Washington, D.C., on July 28, followed by memorials in the city of Columbia and Pickens County in South Carolina. Reidy...

Lake Powell could plunge near lows that threaten power production next year: Federal study

Lake Powell, a Colorado River reservoir that serves as a source of hydroelectric power, is in danger of reaching very low levels, according to a new federal analysis. A study released by the Bureau of Reclamation this week projects that at the end of March 2027, Lake Powell’s elevation could be just less than 3,492 feet. That level would...

Airline group opposes year-round daylight saving time. Why?

Airlines for America is against a permanent switch to daylight saving time — unless its rollout is delayed by up to two years.

Explosive diarrhea, smoke and heatwaves, oh my

Click in for The Hill's midday newsletter with all the latest news. {beacon}   Happy Friday! The World Cup Final is happening on Sunday! I’m going to miss all the soccer and the comradery that has come with it. Oh and exciting news for gymnastics fans, the 2026 U.S. Classic is happening this weekend! So many gymnastics...

GOP lawyer: ‘Still no evidence of a result of any election being incorrect’ 

Republican election lawyer Ben Ginsberg disputed President Trump’s revived claims of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 presidential race during his primetime address Thursday evening. The White House touted “breaking news” on the state of election security in the U.S. ahead of Trump’s speech Thursday. His administration released a trove of files it alleged substantiated...

DDHQ releases midterm forecast early at Hill Nation Summit as midterm polling sneak peek

White House correspondent Julia Manchester; The Hill’s senior vice president of editorial content, Bill Sammon; and Decision Desk HQ's (DDHQ) director of data science, Scott Tranter, discuss DDHQ's midterm forecast at the Hill Nation Summit. The forecast shows Democrats are in position to win the House this fall while the Senate is on track to...

Rubio’s call to combat global funders of far-left terrorism could put Singham in crosshairs

Neville Roy Singham faces a grand jury probe as Marco Rubio urges 60 countries to treat far-left political terrorism as a counterterrorism priority.

Darline Graham considering running for full a Senate term as memorial services set for Lindsey Graham: report

Darline Graham, the sister of the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, has privately expressed interest in running for a full Senate term, a report said.

White House dishes out new election security jab over Olive Garden’s pasta pass ID policy

Olive Garden's Never Ending Pasta Pass requires photo ID, sparking a political firestorm over election security and the SAVE Act's voter ID debate.

WATCH: Minnesota fraud scandal takes absurd new twist as veteran blows whistle

Adam Schwarze says Minnesota records show he voted in 2012, but he was nearly 2,000 miles away in Navy SEAL training in California at the time.

Olive Garden becomes unlikely face of voter ID fight after restaurant’s policy goes viral

Olive Garden's Never-Ending Pasta Pass requires photo ID, sparking conservatives to argue pasta deals are more secure than elections in some states.

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