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Senate Passes Housing Bill to Ease Supply Crunch, Costs

The Senate passed a bipartisan affordable housing bill Monday as Congress attempts to finish work on it by the end of this week and clear the way for President Donald Trump to sign it into law.

Trump Ties Starmer Exit to Energy, Immigration, Iran War Cooperation Rift

President Donald Trump reacted Monday to reports that U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer would resign, praising him personally while criticizing his policies on energy, immigration, crime, and cooperation with the United States during the Iran conflict, Newsweek reported.

US Judge Blocks SNAP Restrictions on Soda, Candy

A federal judge in Washington, D.C., on Monday blocked the Trump administration from preventing food stamp recipients in five states from using their benefits to buy sugary foods and drinks.U.S. District Judge Amy Berman Jackson ruled that the U.S. Department of...

Envoy: Ukraine May Revise Ceasefire Offer to Russia

Ukraine may revise its offer to Russia of a ceasefire along the de facto front line if the United Nations Security Council fails to pass a resolution urging a full and unconditional end to the hostilities, a top Ukrainian official said on Monday.

Trump Threatens Prison for Damage to Reflecting Pool

President Donald Trump on Monday threatened jail time for anyone seeking to damage one of his signature renovation projects, the Reflecting Pool at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, whose overhaul has become a political flashpoint.Trump brought in contractors to drain the...

Trump Scores 8 Triumphs in 7 Years Across Latin America 

The election of conservative firebrand Abelardo de la Espriella as president of Colombia marks more than a political upset in one of Latin America's most troubled nations. It is the latest chapter in a sweeping pro-Trump ideological realignment that is transforming the...

'Apology' Email Raised Fears Nancy Guthrie Had Died

Outgoing Sen. Cornyn Says Trump Revels in Chaos

Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, is becoming more critical of President Donald Trump since his loss in the Senate Republican runoff to state Attorney General Ken Paxton.

UK Weighs Forcing Social Media to Prioritize Trusted News

Britain is considering forcing social media companies to prioritize what the government called trusted news sources as part of its broader push to tighten regulation of the sector.

DOJ Backs Nuns in Challenge to N.Y. Gender Identity Law

The Department of Justice said it plans to join a lawsuit by Catholic nuns challenging a New York law requiring nursing homes and other long-term care facilities to accommodate residents' gender identity.

Dershowitz to Testify in House Epstein Inquiry

Attorney Alan Dershowitz is scheduled to sit for a transcribed interview with the House Oversight Committee on July 20.

Todd Blanche: Chicago Should Accept Federal Help on Crime

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said Monday that federal law enforcement alone cannot solve Chicago's violent crime problems, arguing local leaders must cooperate after a deadly Juneteenth weekend left multiple people dead and dozens wounded.

Colombia Vote Disputed as Trump-Backed Populist Nears Victory

Eccentric, ostentatious and artistic, Abelardo de la Espriella is also a political neophyte who is poised to become Colombia's next president after leaning into everything that makes him different from the conventional politician to win people's support. The businessman and...

ABC Enlists 'The View' Viewers in FCC Probe Fight

ABC has launched a public campaign urging viewers of "The View" to weigh in on a dispute with the Federal Communications Commission as the network pushes back against a federal investigation, The New York Times reported.

Iran Ramps Up Political Crackdown Amid Peace Talks

Even as the U.S. and Iran began talks in Switzerland on a permanent peace plan, the Islamist regime continues to rely on arbitrary arrests and political executions to maintain its grip on a dissatisfied population.

Quarantine Ends for Hantavirus Ship Passengers

The last eight American passengers who endured 42 days in a specialized hospital quarantine unit after exposure to an unusual hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship that killed three people have left the Nebraska facility. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services officials...

Judge Blocks Use of Federal Database to Check Citizenship

A federal judge on Monday blocked the Trump administration from using a revamped version of an immigration database for checking the accuracy of state voter rolls, dealing a blow to President Donald Trump's efforts to boost the role of the federal government in elections.

Palestinian Flag Incident at Graduation Goes Viral

A video showing a Seattle University administrator removing a Palestinian flag from a student's hands during commencement has drawn more than 1 million views on social media, thrusting the Jesuit university into a national debate over free expression and the war.

Newsmax Exclusive: Marines Could Go Year Without Full-Unit Deployment on Ships

A shortage of sea-ready amphibious ships likely will keep the Marine Corps from deploying a full-sized rapid response force aboard vessels for almost a year, Newsmax has learned.

Tucker Carlson on Leaving Republican Party: 'I'm Out'

Conservative commentator Tucker Carlson announced last week that he's leaving the Republican Party. Carlson said on his "Can't Be Censored" podcast that the Republicans no longer reflect his views. He has been a staunch critic of the war in Iran.