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Trump-backed tax break a windfall for controversial industry — now GOP senator wants ‘corporate welfare’ cut

Senate Republican Josh Hawley targets opportunity zones tax breaks that tech giants use to build AI data centers, calling the loophole "corporate welfare."

‘Out of control’ killings in Spanberger’s Virginia reach ‘insane’ point as migrant charged in stabbing spree

Virginia Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger faces backlash as ICE lodges a detainer on an illegal immigrant charged with murder in a stabbing spree.

Reporter’s Notebook: House control could hinge on whether the old political rules still apply

Trump's mid-30s approval and high gas prices favor Democrats, but redistricting and turnout questions could keep House races razor-tight.

Ex-Dem insider drops bombshell on where Harris ranked in secret poll for Biden replacements

Lindy Li says Democratic internal polling showed Kamala Harris ranked dead last among potential Biden replacements, behind Pete Buttigieg and others.

Russian spies orchestrated $40K murder plot in nation’s capital, US alleges

Five Russian intelligence operatives allegedly offered $40,000 to a U.S.-based recruit to kill a Kremlin critic believed to live in Washington, D.C.

Renewables jobs grew faster than overall energy sector in 2023

Click for the latest from The Hill {beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment   The Big Story Renewables jobs grew faster than overall energy sector in 2023 Jobs in the renewable energy sector grew at twice the rate of overall U.S. jobs last year, the Energy Department said Wednesday in its annual U.S. Energy...

Evening Report — Battle for Georgia intensifies

🏛️ Plus: Takeaways from Trump's latest indictment {beacon} Evening Report   © Charles Rex Arbogast, Associated Press Battle for Georgia intensifies The campaigns for former President Trump and Vice President Harris are honing in on Georgia as a major battleground, with its 16 Electoral College votes making it the biggest prize among the Sun Belt...

New statistics reveal mixed findings on police violence

Police use of force has overall remained stagnant since the 2020 murder of George Floyd and subsequent worldwide protests, with some jurisdictions reporting an increase in use of force, according to new data released Wednesday. While a U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics survey found that an estimated 350,000 people reported facing physical force by police each year...

Watch live: JD Vance hosts campaign event in Wisconsin

Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance (Ohio) is appearing Wednesday evening in Wisconsin to promote the Trump campaign's policies for the economy and energy. Vance's Wisconsin visit takes the Ohio senator to building materials manufacturer Amerilux International. It will be his second stop at an infrastructure company in a swing state today, following close...

Pro-EV group announces six-figure ad buy in Michigan

A group supporting electric vehicles (EVs) announced Wednesday it is buying six figures worth of advertisements in Michigan.  Joe Sacks, executive director of the American EV Jobs Alliance, the group behind the ads, declined to provide a more specific number beyond six figures.  Asked who was funding the group, Sacks said backers include “companies and...

What Arlington National Cemetery rules say about politicizing grounds

The Trump campaign has blamed Arlington National Cemetery for a confrontation during former President Trump’s visit there Monday. The incident occurred when a photographer walked around the cemetery with Trump, sparking concerns about violations of restrictions on political activities in military cemeteries. According to Arlington National Cemetery’s media policy, filming and photographing is not authorized...

Vance ‘felt terrible’ for woman in viral doughnut shop video

Republican Vice Presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) said he “felt terrible” for the woman involved in a viral clip showing an awkward interaction when he visited a doughnut shop. “I just felt terrible for that woman,” Vance said Tuesday on his plane, NBC News reported. “We walked in, and there’s 20 Secret Service agents,...

Supreme Court won’t reinstate Biden’s new student debt plan 

The Supreme Court on Wednesday discarded the Biden administration’s request to temporarily reinstate its new student debt plan that would lower payments for millions of borrowers. The Justice Department’s emergency appeal asked the Supreme Court to lift a lower-court ruling currently halting President Biden’s plan as a legal challenge proceeds.  The order had no public...

Trump shooter saw rally as ‘target of opportunity,’ FBI assesses

The gunman who opened fire on former President Trump researched a number of events from both parties before becoming “hyper-focused” on the campaign rally in Butler, Pa., as a “target of opportunity.”  Speaking with reporters Wednesday, various FBI officials said they have not yet determined what motivated 20-year-old shooter Thomas Matthew Crooks to engage in...

ESPN launching first of its kind ‘Where to Watch’ feature in app

ESPN is planning to roll out of a new feature for its apps directing fans where to watch games, including those not carried by the network. "Where to Watch” will serve as a guide for sports fans to find how to watch "any sports event on ESPN platforms and beyond, including broadcast, cable and regional...

Sunrise Movement plans pro-Harris outreach to 1.5M voters but stops short of endorsement

Left-leaning environmental advocacy group Sunrise Movement said Wednesday it will conduct voter outreach on behalf of Vice President Harris’s presidential campaign, but it stopped short of an endorsement. In an announcement, Sunrise Communications Director Stevie O’Hanlon said the engagement initiative will target 1.5 million young voters about the environmental stakes of the 2024 election, using...

Foreign nationals charged in swatting campaign against senior US government officials

Two foreign nationals have been charged in a swatting conspiracy against dozens of individuals, including senior U.S. government officials. Thomasz Szabo of Romania and Nemanja Radovanovic of Serbia were each charged with one count of conspiracy, 29 counts of threats and false information about explosives and four counts of transmitting threats in interstate and foreign commerce,...

When will Congress do right by our Afghan allies?

Congress has failed to create a path to permanent legal status for Afghan evacuees in the United States, leaving them in limbo despite their contributions to the country.

How to win swing voters in November: 2 former members of Congress have advice

Former President Trump, Vice President Harris and candidates down the ballot should focus on winning over swing voters who feel ignored by politicians and are concerned about affordability and border security, according to a recent poll and focus groups.

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