Biden Says Israel and Hamas Agree to Cease-Fire Framework, Negotiations ‘Making Progress’

President Joe Biden announced Israeli and Hamas negotiators have now both agreed to a cease-fire framework after Hamas requested changes in June. President Joe Biden said on July 12 that Israeli and Hamas negotiators both have agreed to a framework for Hamas to release hostages and for both sides to impose a cease-fire in the

It’s Crunch Time for Trump to Name VP Pick

The former president’s VP choice will help mold a possible second Trump presidency and chart the future of the GOP, a political consultant said. Former President Donald Trump has cloaked his vice-presidential choice in secrecy while floating “teasers” for months. While four possible finalists have risen to the top of a long list, analysts still

Trump Moves to Vacate Guilty Verdict, Citing Presidential Immunity

‘Your Honor now has the authority to address these injustices, and the Court is duty-bound to do so in light of the Supreme Court’s decision,’ the motion reads. Attorneys for former President Donald Trump filed a post-trial presidential immunity motion on July 11, arguing evidence of official acts were presented before a grand jury and

House Ways and Means Committee Field Hearing on Access to Health Care

The House Ways and Means Committee holds a field hearing on how to promote medical innovation and economic prosperity in the United States, in Salt Lake City, Utah, at 12:00 p.m. ET on July 12. Witnesses: Kasey DeLynn Shakespear Parent of a rare disease patient Rural Health Champion Dr. Heloisa P. Soares Associate professo… Original

Public School Spending Increasing Faster Than Test Scores, Report Finds

Edunomics Lab at Georgetown University says test scores in most states have decreased while school spending has spiked sharper than inflation New research indicates that U.S. public school spending has doubled since 2003, outpacing the rate of inflation and showing no clear correlation between more dollars per pupil and higher eighth-grade math and fourth-grade reading

RFK Jr. Gains Ballot Access in More States, Roadblocks in Others

In some states, the independent presidential candidate is using his We the People Party and other third parties because of less challenging requirements. As former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden prepare to receive their respective party’s nomination at their national conventions, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is inching closer to getting on the ballot