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June 17

Faith under fire: How Trump's 'beautiful bill' targets Christian education

Christian higher education faces threats from Trump's 'One Big Beautiful Bill' which could penalize institutions whose graduates choose service careers over high-paying jobs.

June 17

Democrat group betting on anti-ICE fear in new campaign ad targeting young men

New political advertisement from Progress Action Fund portrays ICE agents forcibly removing a U.S. citizen during a date, targeting swing districts ahead of 2026 midterms.

June 17

Scoop: Trump political operation launches second act in push to pass president's 'big, beautiful bill'

Securing American Greatness launches ad campaign supporting Trump's landmark tax cut legislation, highlighting benefits for working families while targeting key lawmakers

June 17

Foreign students who hate America don't deserve visas — and we have tools to stop them

Social media screening for student visa applicants would strengthen national security and let legitimate students study here, says a former foreign service officer.

June 16

Trump, Rubio cutting G7 trip short, returning to DC as chatter indicates Iranians fleeing Tehran

President Trump and Secretary of State Rubio are leaving the G7 summit early Monday evening to return to Washington amid escalating tensions in the Israel-Iran conflict.

June 16

Over 200 Democrats sign letter condemning ‘unprecedented’ removal of senator from DHS presser

Congressional Democrats are blasting as an “unprecedented incident" last week's removal of Sen. Alex Padilla, D-Calif., from a Homeland Security presser.

June 16

User’s manual to security briefings for lawmakers after Minnesota shootings

The weekend shootings of two Minnesota lawmakers by an alleged lone gunman have shaken Congress to its core – here's what to look out for next on Capitol Hill.

June 16

Mike Johnson calls off Israel trip amid Iran conflict

Speaker Mike Johnson has been forced to delay his planned trip to Israel amid its continued conflict with Iran.

June 16

Minnesota lawmaker shootings prompt security debate in House and Senate

Minnesota shootings of lawmakers spark urgent security discussions in Congress, with representatives exploring protection options and criticizing safety measures

June 16

Minnesota shootings put focus on escalating political violence

Rep. Roger Williams, R-Texas, details threats his family have received as the shootings of lawmakers in Minnesota put Washington on edge. Williams survived the congressional baseball shooting in 2017.