GOP candidate warns Bernie-backed Dem rival’s green ties could hit farms, energy
Republican Rep. Derrick Van Orden frames Cooke’s environmental group endorsement as threat to Wisconsin agriculture and energy costs in battleground race.
Congress Pressed To Help Iranian Civilians Connect to Internet
The shutdowns, ‘one of the regime’s most powerful tools of repression,’ have allowed Tehran to violently crack down on protests People gather during protest on Jan. 8, 2026 in Tehran, Iran (Getty Images) A coalition of advocacy groups petitioned House Foreign Affairs Committee leadership to immediately advance three pieces of bipartisan legislation that would help
Hawley investigates FICO for mortgage credit scoring
The Missouri Republican says the increasing cost of credit scores is straining homebuyers in an already unaffordable market.
No DHS talks expected until Mullin is confirmed, White House official says
The Oklahoma senator is set to get OK’d by his colleagues Monday night.
Pritzker breaks silence on migrant charged in student’s murder, blames Trump for ‘politicizing’ case
Illinois governor responds days after Loyola freshman’s killing, deflects to Trump while sidestepping questions on immigration enforcement
Trump turns 2020 statue wars on their head with Columbus monument revival
A 13-foot Christopher Columbus replica now stands on White House grounds, replacing the monument rioters tossed into Baltimore's Inner Harbor in 2020.
DOJ guts office helping poorer immigrants obtain affordable legal aid, sources say
The Justice Department has quietly gutted a more than 60-year-old program created to ensure that low-income and indigent immigrants can receive competent and affordable legal representation, multiple sources with direct knowledge of the matter tell CBS News. The Recognition and Accreditation program, which is part of the Justice Department’s Executive Office for Immigration Review, accredits