Vance to address House Republicans at Trump hotel amid division over budget bill
House Republicans are set to hear from Vice President JD Vance on Tuesday as they work to chart a path forward on plans for a massive conservative policy overhaul.
Classical Education Resurgence Is Shaping School Choice
Teach them how to learn, not what to learn. That’s the key concept for classical education, which is enjoying a national resurgence, with Florida leading the way. Classical education advocates hope their movement will expand from private religious and chartered learning institutions to struggling public schools. Hope is high in the wake of an election
Michigan Sen. Gary Peters says he won’t seek reelection
Washington — Sen. Gary Peters, a Michigan Democrat, said he won’t seek reelection in 2026, in a surprise announcement that opens up a key seat in the battleground state. Peters, 66, has represented Michigan in the Senate since 2015, after serving in the House. He worked as chairman of the Senate Democratic campaign arm in
Illinois ‘super mayor’ conducted ‘systematic’ cover-up of excessive spending, Lightfoot investigation finds
Former Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot says Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard mismanaged hundreds of thousands of dollars over multiple years in a new report.
Mike Lee floats allowing private parties to target drug cartels for profit
Sen. Mike Lee suggests U.S. could use letters of marque and reprisal to combat the drug cartel problem by green-lighting privateers to target cartel assets.
Senate to vote on Sean Duffy confirmation for transportation secretary
Washington — The Senate is expected to vote Tuesday on the confirmation of former Rep. Sean Duffy as transportation secretary, with wide bipartisan support expected, as some of President Trump’s more controversial nominees face confirmation hearings this week. Duffy, 53, represented Wisconsin in the Senate from 2011 to 2019 and previously served as the district
White House Pauses All Federal Grants; Senate Hears Panama Canal’s Impact on US National Security
The White House has temporarily paused grant, loan, and other financial assistance programs at the Office of Management and Budget, according to a memo seen by Reuters, prompting criticism from congressional Democrats. The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation is holding a hearing on Tuesday to examine the i… Original News Source Link –