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Senator Sinema’s Unconvincing Defense of Still-Unseen Senate Border Deal

It’s surprising for Sinema and others to blast critics for peddling misinformation when they have yet to release the text of what they say...

About the CTC Disincentive to Work

There is a debate going on about the disincentive to work lurking in the child tax-credit changes proposed in new tax legislation.

Provocation of the Day

I think we not only owe posterity survival, but our present labors to make the world a place they are happy to inhabit.

House passes bipartisan bill to cut business taxes, boost child tax credit

A bipartisan bill to slash taxes for businesses and enhance the child tax credit is one step closer to becoming law.

Revenge porn bill backed by former candidate Susanna Gibson advances in Virginia House

A bill that cleared an early hurdle Wednesday in the Virginia House of Delegates would broaden the state's revenge porn law by adding a new category of "sexual" images that would be unlawful to disseminate.

Two ‘Squad’ members are lone votes against bill to bar Hamas members from U.S.

Nearly everyone in the House voted for a bill to bar from the U.S. all Hamas members and anyone involved with the Islamist terror group's Oct. 7 attack on Israel. But not Reps. Cori Bush and Rashida Tlaib.

21 million years — that’s how much TV Americans streamed last year

"The growing bounty of content on streaming services has forever changed TV viewing behavior, with streaming consumption now consistently accounting for the biggest driver of TV usage. And while the time we spend with TV is largely flat, our time spent streaming video continues to rise. In 2023, U.S. audiences streamed 21 million years' worth of video, an incredible 21% increase from the 17 million years worth they streamed in 2022," Nielsen said in a report released Wednesday and shared with Inside the Beltway.

Californians don’t have to pass a background check every time they buy bullets, federal judge rules

California residents don't have to pay for and pass a background check every time they buy bullets, a federal judge has ruled.

GOP lawmakers threaten to subpoena White House over Biden’s speech in Ukraine

House investigators Wednesday threatened to subpoena the White House to obtain drafts and revisions of a 2015 speech delivered by President Biden to the Ukrainian parliament while he was serving as vice president.

Trump huddles with Teamsters, courts endorsement with his pro-worker agenda

Former President Donald Trump met with Teamsters at their Washington headquarters Wednesday to curry favor with one of America's biggest labor unions.

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