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Americans are optimistic about Trump’s second term, poll shows

More than half of Americans are optimistic about President-elect Donald Trump's second term, but some of them worry how his plans will affect their family.

RFK Stadium site provision included in federal spending bill, a win for the Commanders and NFL

The Washington Commanders are another step closer to the possibility of returning to the franchise's old home in the nation's capital.

‘A more perfect union’: New York Gov. Kathy Hochul calls for abolition of Electoral College

Add New York Gov. Kathy Hochul to the chorus of Democrats calling for the abolition of the Electoral College, even though President-elect Donald Trump just won the popular vote.

Congress wants states to have new counter-drone powers amid New Jersey sightings

Members of Congress are rushing to give states permission to detect drones, responding to the mysterious drone sightings that have captivated New Jersey and surrounding states.

House Intelligence Committee gets classified briefing on mystery drones

The House Intelligence Committee on Tuesday got a classified briefing from federal officials about the spate of drone sightings on the East Coast.

GOP report recommends Liz Cheney criminal probe over alleged Jan. 6 committee witness tampering

House Republicans indicated Tuesday that they want a criminal prosecution against former Rep. Liz Cheney.

GOP senators compliment Kennedy’s inquisitiveness after meetings on his nomination for Health post

Senate Republicans who met with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. this week are not raising alarms about the health secretary nominee's history of vaccine skepticism or plans to shake up the food industry, saying they appreciate his willingness to question conventional wisdom.

Trump poised to shake up America’s woke colleges and universities

President-elect Donald Trump plans to use federal funding as leverage to eliminate woke policies in education, including colleges and universities where academic freedom has been measurably on the decline.

Public more optimistic about Trump policies now than after 2016 win

"Just over half (53%) the public feels optimistic about the policies Trump will pursue over the next few years, while 45% are pessimistic. These overall results are similar to public expectations when Trump was about to start his first term in 2017 (50% optimistic and 43% pessimistic), but there has been a notable shift in intensity among the president-elect's fellow partisans," says a new poll from Monmouth University released Tuesday.

Don’t privatize the postal service

President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly weighing a plan to make significant changes to the United States Postal Service. These proposed changes could include privatizing the agency, a course of action that, if pursued, would be a political and legal catastrophe. Trump has a mandate and the broad goodwill of the people. Republicans have control of […]

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