In a shock twist, the U.S. House and Senate stopped fighting long enough to pass a major housing reform bill that might actually do something.
Lawmakers are feeling chatty about war powers, but the message comes with a giant asterisk.
The Department of Energy just dropped a massive loan package to jumpstart a nuclear revival under the Trump administration.
Politics is officially off the rails because someone suggested a massive bill for a country that is usually on the other end of the sanctions stick.
Ever wonder where your tax dollars go? Apparently, they’re being used to build luxury seaside resorts, courtesy of some incredibly bold scammers who just got busted by the Department of Justice.
Turns out the government is basically writing a blank check to big seed companies, and we’re all footing the bill for it.
Everyone sat down in Washington to sign a ceasefire agreement, but the folks actually doing the fighting are busy ignoring it.
In a city where you can't even fly a drone, a light aircraft somehow managed to park itself into one of Beijing's tallest towers.
Things in the Strait of Hormuz just went from tense to full-blown drone slap-fight.
AI is officially getting a security clearance, and the vibes are predictably weird.
We finally have some horrific clarity on what happened to Nancy Guthrie, but the back-of-the-napkin details of this investigation are deeply, deeply messed up.
Talk about a busy day in Washington. The government is temporarily greenlighting oil deals with old adversaries while the courts casually dismantle a controversial voting database. Let's unpack the chaos.