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Revoking NEA’s charter is a good step toward holding teachers’ unions accountable for failing kids

A key US senator wants fellow lawmakers to consider revoking the National Education Association’s congressional charter.

Lindsay Clancy supporters may see mistrial as a victory — but it’s really a step backward for womankind

Millions of American women are celebrating a victory of sorts this weekend — a...

Trump allows ranchers to process their own beef

President Trump announced a pair of actions to boost cattle ranchers after his easing of tariffs on imported beef sparked a backlash.

Trump: Iran fighting ‘intermittent,’ so it is OK not to call it a war

President Trump said the conflict in Iran is "small potatoes" and amounts to a recurring flare-up of fighting as opposed to a full-scale war.

Canadian prime minister says he’ll visit White House on Tuesday

Canada’s newly elected Prime Minister Mark Carney said he will visit the White House on Tuesday for a meeting with President Trump.  “There will be zigs and zags, ups and downs. But as I said in my remarks, I will fight for the best deal for Canada and only accept the best deal for Canada...

Trump proposes $65M cut for Howard University

President Trump is proposing significantly reducing federal funding for Howard University, potentially creating a funding gap for the nation’s only federally chartered historically Black college or university (HBCU). In his budget request to Congress on Friday, Trump proposed cutting $65 million in federal funding for Howard. The move would reduce the District of Columbia school’s...

A reckless sale of public lands won’t solve the housing crisis

Trump’s allies in Congress are pushing proposals that would recklessly sell off America’s great outdoors under the banner of housing solutions.

Trump ends small package tariff exemption while waiving customs rules

The White House closed the so-called de minimis tariff loophole for lower-value Chinese imports Friday but also waived a customs rule that will make collecting those tariffs very difficult, trade experts say. As part of its ongoing trade war, which is focused now particularly on China, the Trump administration formally ended the small-package exemption that...

Lessons from 9/11 can help America digitize border security

The answer is border technology that ensures transparency and accountability.

With Trump’s tariffs in play, it’s the perfect opportunity for a national bottle bill 

As tariffs increase the cost of aluminum and other materials used to make beverage containers, Congress can stand up to these special interests and adopt a national bottle bill. The time to act is now.  

Trump proposes steep cuts in first budget request of second term

President Trump unveiled the White House budget request for fiscal 2026 on Friday, a set of proposals that would make steep cuts to nondefense programs including in education, health care and foreign aid. In a letter to Senate Appropriations Committee Chair Susan Collins (R-Maine), Office of Management and Budget director Russell Vought announced that the...

Judge declines to block parts of Trump gender, DEI executive orders  

A federal judge on Friday declined to block the enforcement of key provisions in President Trump’s executive orders involving diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) and gender in a challenge by three civil and human rights organizations. U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly denied the advocacy groups’ request for a preliminary injunction, which would have prohibited the...

How AI can help workers shift to ‘uniquely human’ tasks

Well-designed AI can free workers from routine tasks, letting them focus on critical thinking, empathy and creativity.

Trump: ‘Internet people’ who once ‘hated me’ now ‘kissing my a‑‑’

President Trump touted the newfound support he has received from major technology leaders in his second term Thursday, claiming they are now "kissing" his "a‑‑." "If you look at some of these internet people, I know so many of them. Elon [Musk] is so terrific," Trump said during a commencement speech at the University of...

DNC targets moderate House Republicans over Medicaid

The Democratic National Committee (DNC) said Thursday it will target four House Republicans in the quest to preserve funds for Medicaid.  The party will seek to pressure GOP Reps. Tom Barrett (Mich.), Don Bacon (Neb.), Mike Lawler (N.Y.) and Brian Fitzpatrick (Pa.) to vote in favor of protecting the joint federal-state health insurance program that...

Voters will put up with a lot from Trump, but not a tanking economy

Americans have lost faith in Trump's ability to handle the economy — and maybe more important, they’ve lost faith in the man himself.

CNBC’s Liesman: Trump blaming Biden for GDP report sparked ‘a lot of laughter’

CNBC reporter Steve Liesman mocked President Trump on Thursday over his blaming of the current state of the economy on former President Biden. “Well, he tried yesterday to blame the stock market on Biden,” Liesman said during an appearance on MSNBC. “And I think there was a lot of laughter around Wall Street, I think, on...

6,600 soldiers part of Army plans for potential parade on Trump birthday: AP

The Army is planning to host a commemorative parade next month with 6,600 soldiers to celebrate its founding and President Trump’s birthday, according to a proposal reviewed by The Associated Press. The event would mark Trump’s 79th birthday and 250 years of service for the military branch, which is a year older than the United...

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