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RFK Jr. Office Replaces Official Phone Line With Domino's Number Amid Pressure Over Cat Testing Controversy

A rogue HHS staffer allegedly redirected calls to a pizza chain amid an anti–animal testing campaign, raising accountability questions for Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

International Business Times UK · Mar 20

Wrap-up: Senate not done yet

Senators are sticking around Washington this weekend after a busy week on the Hill highlighted partisan divides, intraparty friction and growing tension between the two chambers. One thing is clear — everyone is ready for spring break. The Senate has largely been wrapped up in an extended debate on the…

Roll Call · Mar 20

White House eyes Friday rollout for AI framework

The White House is expected to send Congress its ideas for regulating AI on Friday, sources familiar with the matter told Axios.

Axios · Mar 19

Senate Democrat slams White House, connecting horrific school bombing to a terrifying budget decision

Senator Andy Kim (D-N.J.) is directly connecting recent budget cuts by the Trump administration to a horrific missile strike on an elementary school in Iran. According to The Hill, Kim, who previously served on the National Security Council during the Obama administration, told CNN that the February 28 strike, which…

The Mary Sue · Mar 14

6 U.S. Service Members Killed In Plane Crash

Six U.S. service members died in a plane crash Thursday, bringing U.S. fatalities in the Iran war to 12.

International Business Times · Mar 13

Republican senator says Stephen Miller is ‘out of his depth’ in Trump’s White House

Tillis blames Miller for embarrassing White House with tough talk about Greenland and immigration conspiracies

The Independent UK · Mar 8

5 controversies that dogged Noem's DHS tenure

Support for impeaching Noem had surged on the Hill.

Axios · Mar 5

Donald Trump Issues Ominous Warning as Iran Operation Moves 'Ahead of Schedule'

Donald Trump told CNN on Monday that the US operation in Iran is 'ahead of schedule' and warned a 'big wave' has yet to come.

International Business Times UK · Mar 2

Can knowledge be power? For salaries on the Hill, maybe 

These former staffers are tracking trends and career paths in the legislative branch — and pushing for more transparency.

Roll Call · Feb 25

Why Indian-origin Jay Bhattacharya's dual health roles has Washington worried

The CDC’s top job has been unsettled for months. President Donald Trump’s initial nominee, former Florida representative David Weldon, failed to secure sufficient Senate support. Susan Monarez, a longtime federal scientist who stepped in as interim director and was later nominated permanently, was subsequently pushed out. Jim O’Neill, a deputy…

The Times of India · Feb 24