Payton Anderson

250 Years of Innovation. Now Comes AI.

As America marked its 250 anniversary last week, lawmakers reflected on the country’s history of innovation while turning their attention…

3 months ago

DOGE-Era Cuts Resurface In House Committee Hearing On Federal Spending

Lawmakers are clashing over proposed federal spending cuts while weighing the lasting impacts of past cuts made under President Donald…

3 months ago

Birthright, Immigration Debate Centers on Tragedy in Sanctuary States

Following a series of recent Supreme Court rulings, immigration debates have intensified on Capitol Hill, with Republican lawmakers pushing stricter…

3 months ago

Congressional Hispanic Caucus Calls to Reinstate TPS for Venezuelans After Devastating Earthquakes

Members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus are urging the administration to redesignate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Venezuelans after two…

3 months ago

Troy Nehls Comes Under Fire After Questioning Americans’ Work Ethic

Texas Representative Troy Nehls (R-TX) is facing criticism for comments he made regarding the current affordability crisis and his plans…

3 months ago

First-Ever Midterm Republican Convention Will Head to Dallas This Fall

President Donald Trump announced yesterday that the first-ever midterm national Republican convention will take place this September, and it’s coming…

3 months ago

House Leaders Cancel Votes for the Week After Republican Revolt

Members of the House of Representatives were sent home early yesterday after disagreements over immigration legislation and the Safeguard American…

3 months ago

Greg Casar Calls Out Slim Vote In SCOTUS Birthright Citizenship Ruling

Following the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold birthright citizenship, Representative Greg Casar (D-TX) is warning that what may seem to…

3 months ago

House Lawmakers Pass Sweeping Kids Online Safety Bill

The House of Representatives voted 267-117 yesterday to pass the Kids Internet and Digital Safety (KIDS) Act, a strongly supported…

3 months ago

Congress Wants Its Own AI, But Can It Trust the Data?

With AI becoming more common in research and policymaking, the Congressional Research Service (CRS) is asking Congress for $1.6 million…

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