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Johnson to invite Netanyahu to address House

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) said Thursday that he would extend an invitation to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to address Congress, after indicating Wednesday that he was considering the move. “I would love to have him come and address a joint session of Congress. We'll certainly extend that invitation,” Johnson said in an interview on...

Patients deserve to know whether private equity owns their health care

As long as private equity remains a significant player in U.S. health care, Americans should have the right to know which hospitals, hospices and other providers are owned by private equity.

Energy Department study finds financial benefits from linking offshore wind power projects

Linking some offshore wind power projects through offshore transmission networks would lower electricity costs and reduce fossil fuel reliance, according to Energy Department findings first shared with The Hill. The study results also indicate this method would increase overall grid reliability, an Energy Department official told The Hill. Researchers also found financial benefits from offshore...

Former election official convicted of absentee ballot fraud in Milwaukee

A Milwaukee jury has found a former election official guilty of fraud and misconduct in office after she obtained fake absentee ballots in the 2022 election. Kimberly Zapata, 47, was charged in November of that year with one felony count of misconduct in public office and three misdemeanor counts of election fraud. The jury found...

Transportation Department reviewing airlines’ privacy practices

The Transportation Department announced Thursday it will review the privacy practices of the top 10 airlines in the United States. Federal officials said they will look into how the airlines collect, handle and use their passengers’ personal information. The department specifically will look into whether airlines are protecting customers’ private data and whether they are “unfairly or...

Protesters disrupt Kyle Rittenhouse TPUSA event at the University of Memphis: ‘No justice, no peace’

Kyle Rittenhouse event gets disrupted by upset student groups at the University of Memphis.

Conservatives furious at Johnson for waiving GOP’s 72-hour rule on $1.2T government funding bill

The House GOP Conference is at odds once again with Speaker Mike Johnson expected to waive their 72-hour rule on legislation in order to avoid a partial government shutdown.

GOP leaders unleash on Janet Yellen over $110B energy tax hike

FIRST ON FOX: A group of 24 Senate Republicans are blasting the Biden administration for pursuing a $110 billion tax hike on American fossil fuel producers.

AOC, Sanders unveil ‘Green New Deal’ for housing

Progressives on Capitol Hill believe they have the answer to one of the most vexing policy challenges facing America: another "Green New Deal," this...

Term limits, preventing leader ‘monarchy’ become top concerns in post-McConnell GOP

The top two concerns for Republican conference members are term limits and an approachable leader as the Senate GOP considers what they want in a McConnell successor.

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