Ukraine’s surprise attack shows it may take a ‘major drone strike’ to change US defense policy, experts say
The conflict underscores need for coordinated federal and private efforts to close gaps in homeland drone protection
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Pennsylvania Senators Denounce Anti-Semitism After Colorado Attack
‘We’ve lost the argument in parts of my party,’ said Sen. John Fetterman. ‘And for me, that moral clarity, it’s really firmly [with] Israel.’ The two U.S. Senators from Pennsylvania, John Fetterman (D) and Dave McCormick (R), in a joint appearance on June 2, condemned anti-Semitism in America in the wake of two high-profile attacks
Budget bill would increase inequality, Nobel-winning economists say
Six Nobel laureate economists said a massive budget bill passed by House lawmakers last month and backed by President Trump would weaken key safety-net programs while greatly lifting the federal debt. The tax and spending package, which Republicans have dubbed the “one big beautiful bill,” would hurt millions of Americans by slashing Medicaid and food
Tariff fight escalates as Trump appeals second court loss
Legal battles intensify over Trump's tariffs, with the administration appealing court decisions that challenge the use of IEEPA for economic policy enforcement.
Florida Republican’s bill would make Trump orders permanent in bid for US ‘dominance’ in key industry
GOP Florida Congressman Byron Donalds seeks to codify Trump's executive orders on nuclear energy, aiming to boost production and reform regulatory processes.
Judge halts deportation of Venezuelan migrant under Alien Enemies Act
Judge John Holcomb rules against deporting Venezuelan migrant Darwin Arevalo, highlighting due process issues, while supporting Trump's authority under the AEA.
SCOOP: House Freedom Caucus draws battle lines as White House readies $9.4B DOGE spending cuts
The conservative House Freedom Caucus is demanding a swift vote on the impending White House spending cuts package targeting USAID, NPR and PBS.