House Hearing on CIA’s MK-Ultra Project
The House Oversight Committee is holding a hearing on the CIA’s MK-Ultra project, which involved controversial drug testing during the Cold War. Led by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, the task force seeks to increase transparency regarding the project’s historical implications.
Ohio Poll: Ramaswamy, Husted Lag Behind Democrats
A new AARP poll shows Republican candidates Vivek Ramaswamy and Sen. Jon Husted trailing behind their Democratic challengers in upcoming Ohio races. The bipartisan survey indicates that the Democratic nominee, Amy Acton, holds a lead over Ramaswamy for governor.
Johnson’s NDAA Plan Advances SAVE America Act
The House Rules Committee has advanced the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), incorporating the SAVE America Act into the legislation. This move, approved along party lines, sets the stage for a contentious debate on the House floor.
RFK Jr. Challenges Cassidy’s Promise-Breaking Claims
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. rebutted GOP Senator Bill Cassidy’s claims of broken promises regarding their previous discussion. In an interview, Kennedy asserted that Cassidy’s accusations are unfounded.
Supreme Court’s Split Ruling on Trump: Key Takeaways
The Supreme Court delivered a split decision impacting President Trump’s authority, affirming his ability to dismiss agency leaders while simultaneously blocking efforts to curtail mail-in voting. This dual ruling reflects ongoing tensions regarding presidential power and electoral processes.
Trump Answers More Questions Than Biden, Say NYT Reporters
New York Times reporters Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan stated that President Trump fields more questions from the media than former President Biden. This statement was made during an interview with C-SPAN’s Peter Slen.
Supreme Court Protects Lisa Cook from Trump’s Firing
The Supreme Court has ruled in a 5-4 decision to prevent President Trump from firing Federal Reserve board member Lisa Cook, allowing her legal challenge to continue. This decision highlights significant tensions between the executive branch and independent regulatory bodies.
Leavitt: Midterms a Choice Between Communism and Sense
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt characterized the upcoming midterm elections as a stark choice between ‘communism and common sense’ due to recent progressive successes in Democratic primaries. She emphasized concerns among Americans regarding the Democratic Party’s leftward shift.
Supreme Court Ruling on Trump: Mail Ballots and Agency Power
The Supreme Court ruled that mail-in ballots can be counted after Election Day, impacting President Trump’s push against mail voting. Conversely, the court’s decision allows the president to dismiss members of independent agencies, expanding executive power.
Trump Unveils New White House Ballroom Plans
President Trump unveiled plans for a new White House ballroom, slated to replace the recently demolished East Wing. He emphasized that the project is on schedule and will be an unparalleled venue.













