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Three Republicans side with Democrats to restore House ability to overturn Trump tariffs

House lawmakers, for the first time since President Trump implemented sweeping tariffs, now can use their authority to end the emergency declarations he used to justify the import levies on a whole slew of countries.

Grand jury rejects DOJ effort to indict Democratic lawmakers who urged military to defy illegal orders

A grand jury refused to indict Democratic lawmakers who urged military members to ignore "illegal orders," dealing a blow to the Justice Department.

Why I’m taking the high ground in the race for governor

Sheriff Chad Bianco is running for governor to make California great again. 

The Media Botch the Gerrymandering Story

‘I’m not outraged about the Democrats doing this or about the Republicans doing this...

What the National Guard in DC looks like

Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon} Defense &National Security Defense &National Security   The Big Story What the National Guard in DC looks like The National Guard started ramping up its presence in Washington on Thursday as President Trump’s takeover of city crime-fighting begins to take shape. © AP While the Guard...

Youngkin orders Virginia State Police investigation after allegations of Fairfax County Public Schools funding, facilitating student abortions

Gov. Youngkin directed the Virginia State Police to investigate whether "school-funded" abortions took place in Fairfax County.

Envelopes with white powder found in New York federal ICE facility

Envelopes with white powder were discovered Thursday in New York City in an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility, according to the Big Apple’s Mayor Eric Adams. “New Yorkers, I have been preliminarily briefed on the matter unfolding at 26 Federal Plaza where envelopes containing white powder were discovered,” Adams said in a Thursday post...

Mississippi social media law upheld

{beacon} Technology Technology   The Big Story Mississippi social media law stands — for now The Supreme Court declined to block Mississippi from enforcing its social media age-verification law against nine major platforms, for now. © J. Scott Applewhite, Associated Press In an emergency ruling Thursday, the justices denied internet trade group NetChoice’s request to...

RFK Jr. fulfills anti-vax group’s demand

Click in for more news from The Hill {beacon} Health Care Health Care   The Big Story RFK Jr. fulfills demand of anti-vaccine group The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) said it is reviving a long-defunct task force on the safety of childhood vaccines, responding to a demand from the anti-vaccine organization founded...

Fed faces new inflation risks

Welcome to The Hill's Business & Economy newsletter {beacon} Business & Economy Business & Economy   The Big Story Inflation spike backs Fed into corner on key decision Wholesale prices increased in July at the quickest pace since February, putting the Federal Reserve in a tough position as it faces pressure to keep prices low...

Trump easing environmental rules for space companies

{beacon} Energy & Environment Energy & Environment   The Big Story Trump wants to cut environmental reviews for space industry President Trump signed an executive order Wednesday easing regulations for commercial rocket launches and spaceport development, in a move likely to boost Elon Musk’s SpaceX. © Alex Brandon, Associated Press file The order calls for eliminating or expediting...

LA mayor says White House trying to intimidate after federal agents show up at media event

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass (D) claimed that the White House was trying to intimidate elected officials at a Thursday press conference as federal agents turned up at the media event and arrested at least one individual. “The White House just sent federal agents to try to intimidate elected officials at a press conference. The...

Obama takes part in call with Texas Democrats

Former President Obama participated in a call with Texas House Democrats on Thursday as the lawmakers remain out of the state in protest of Lone Star State Republicans’ push to pass friendlier congressional maps. Former Attorney General Eric Holder, who chairs the National Democratic Redistricting Committee (NDRC), also participated in the call. The former president...

Judge blocks Trump guidance that threatened DEI programs in schools

U.S. District Judge Stephanie Gallagher in a Thursday ruling permanently blocked two memos issued by the Trump administration that threatened schools with funding cuts for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) programs. Earlier in the year, the Trump administration issued a “Dear Colleague” letter for universities threatening to take funding if they don’t end “illegal”...

GOP relishes forcing Dem votes on extending Trump DC police power

Republicans are licking their chops at the prospect that Senate Democrats will vote to block an extension of President Trump’s federalization of the Washington, D.C., police force, relishing a chance to tag their opponents as soft on crime. Democrats have been angry over Trump's move, which aligns with what they see as authoritarian impulses from...

Ukraine launches drone attacks on southern Russia ahead of Trump-Putin summit

Ukraine launched drone attacks on cities in southern Russia, killing one person and injuring at least 16 more — just a day before President Trump meets with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska.  A Ukrainian drone hit an apartment building in Rostov-on-Don, injuring 13 people who were transferred to medical facilities for treatment, according to...

National Guard ramps up DC presence amid signs of tension over Trump takeover

The National Guard started ramping up its presence in Washington on Thursday, deploying troops to the National Mall and Metro stations as President Trump's takeover of city crime-fighting begins to take shape. Overnight, the first signs of on-the-ground resistance to federal forces popped up in response to a checkpoint that halted traffic on one of...

Bowser leaves DC amid Trump takeover; returning Friday

Washington, D.C., Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) reportedly left the city on Thursday amid President Trump’s decision to bring in the National Guard amid his crackdown on crime in the District. Bowser is visiting Martha’s Vineyard for a family commitment and is set to return to D.C. on Friday, according to reports from Fox 5 DC. ...

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