Supreme Court Rejects New USPS Mail-Ballot Rules
The Supreme Court has blocked the implementation of new USPS mail-ballot rules for the 2026 midterms, keeping a lower court's injunction in place.
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House Votes to Permanently Eliminate One-Cent Coin
The U.S. House passed the bipartisan Common Cents Act, officially moving to eliminate the one-cent coin and update cash transaction rounding rules.
Mitch McConnell Returns to Senate for Crucial Vote
Senator Mitch McConnell returns to the U.S. Senate to cast his first vote since June 2026 following a recovery from a fall and pneumonia.
New York labor law targets deceptive communications
Governor Kathy Hochul signed a law allowing the state to fine groups for deceptive communications that appear authorized by a labor union.
Congress Faces New Pressure to Regulate Artificial Intelligence
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are facing renewed urgency to regulate artificial intelligence following reports of potential catastrophic risks and autonomous model behavior.
John Brennan Subpoenaed in Federal Trump Conspiracy Probe
Former CIA Director John Brennan has been subpoenaed to testify before a federal grand jury in Florida regarding a Justice Department investigation.
Princess Diana’s Revenge Dress Heading to Auction
Princess Diana's iconic revenge dress will be auctioned by Sotheby's in New York on December 9, with proceeds supporting the NHS Lothian Charity.
Trump Rejects AI Development Slowdown Calls
President Donald Trump has dismissed calls from tech leaders to slow AI development, arguing that U.S. leadership is vital to outpace China.
Mamdani, James Sue to Block Public Charge Rule Expansion
New York officials have filed a lawsuit to stop the Trump administration from expanding the public charge rule, which denies visas based on welfare status.
Scott Banister Pledges $40M to Counter Socialist Candidates
Tech investor Scott Banister has committed $40 million to Make Liberty Win to boost Republican-aligned grassroots efforts in state legislative campaigns.
Muslim Voters Weigh Support for Abdul El-Sayed
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed faces a complex reception from Muslim voters who support his candidacy despite disagreements with his liberal platform.
Federal Reserve Updates M2 Money Supply Reporting
The Federal Reserve has adjusted its M2 money supply reporting methodology to better account for retirement account balances within the U.S. economy.
