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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) suspended green card processing for refugees and asylees with immediate effect. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has announced a temporary suspension on the processing of green card applications for certain refugees and asylees, a move that leaves many who fled violence and unrest waiting indefinitely for permanent status…
The U.S. Senate has passed a new artificial intelligence (AI) amendment that could reshape global technology trade and impact industries from chipmaking to crypto mining. Lawmakers approved the Guaranteeing Access and Innovation for National Artificial Intelligence Act of 2026, or GAIN Act, as part of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The legislation requires chipmakers…
There are many misconceptions about if Vice Presidents get secret service protection for life. The question of whether vice presidents receive Secret Service protection for life often sparks curiosity, especially when former officeholders remain in the public eye after leaving Washington. While the President of the United States is guaranteed lifetime protection, the same doesn’t…
In this article, we explore how much it costs to run for Congress – and its implications for the Democratic system. Running for Congress in the United States has become an increasingly expensive endeavor — one that often requires millions of dollars, vast networks of donors, and professional campaign teams to even stand a chance….
Kevin McCarthy has remained involved in US politics despite his departure from Congress. Kevin McCarthy’s departure from Congress has sparked widespread speculation about what comes next for the former House Speaker. Known for his long tenure in the House of Representatives and his role as a central figure in Republican leadership, McCarthy now faces a…
A new report published by the news outlet Money BetterThisWorld is sounding an alarm: the Washington, D.C. labor market — long sustained by the federal presence — is beginning to show signs of weakening, largely driven by a wave of job cuts initiated by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). The report, which draws on…
There were previously unsubstantiated reports that Jasmine Crockett had lost her congressional seat. Democratic Representative Jasmine Crockett has not lost her congressional seat, continuing to serve Texas’ 30th Congressional District, which covers parts of Dallas and Tarrant counties. Crockett, who first assumed office in 2023, succeeded longtime Congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson and has quickly established…
Many Republicans have questioned why Joe Biden didn’t release the Epstein Files while he was President. The mystery surrounding Jeffrey Epstein’s network continues to loom large years after his death, and one of the lingering questions is why former President Joe Biden did not order the release of the “Epstein files.” These files, which contain…
Many Americans are curious about why did Doug Collins choose to leave Congress several years ago. Doug Collins, a former Republican congressman from Georgia, left Congress at the height of his political influence, sparking speculation about his future and the motivations behind his decision. His departure from Washington marked the end of a distinctive era…
Several US states are aiming to get rid of daylights savings time, and two states already do not observe it. The idea of getting rid of daylight saving time has gained new traction across the U.S., with several states pushing legislation or floating proposals to eliminate the twice-yearly clock switches. While the federal government still…