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Senate ‘slipping further down the slope’

As senators headed Wednesday into their latest “vote-a-rama,” one thing was clear: Not many of them were happy. The procedural hallmark involves a series of unlimited amendment votes and is often bemoaned because of its marathon pace, twilight-hour votes and embarrassingly large pizza deliveries to the U.S. Capitol. But Republicans’…

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Royals Announce Monumental Stadium Move to Downtown Kansas City

The MLB team will be partnering with Hallmark to make this move possible.

Sports Illustrated

Cherfilus-McCormick resignation makes some Democrats regret vote to expel George Santos

"I think we have gone a little too far," one House Democrat told Axios.

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Photos of the week | April 10-16, 2026

Virginia’s map referendum, Days of Remembrance ceremony, Melania Trump and a Nick Offerman appearance highlighted the week in Congress. Here are images captured by CQ Roll Call photojournalists.

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DoorDash PR exec insisted the White House McDonald’s stunt wasn’t staged, then the internet pulled up Sharon Simmons’ Congressional testimony

Backlash came with receipts!

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Iran war powers resolution blocked for fourth time in Senate

Senate Republicans again fended off a Democratic attempt to force President Donald Trump to end the war in Iran, but there are signs GOP anxiety could bubble up as the conflict nears the 60-day mark. The Senate on Wednesday voted 47-52 against a motion to discharge from the Foreign Relations…

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Small Missouri town ousts half its city council after $6 billion AI data center approval — petition calls for mayor's removal as frustration (and violence) over AI data centers mounts

Voters in Festus, MO ousted half of the city's council members following the approval of a $6 billion data center project.

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Democrats and Republicans Both Want To Regulate AI. They Just Can't Agree on How.

As lawmakers of both major parties hustle to regulate their preferred villains, they're losing sight of the big picture. The possible gains to humanity from AI are enormous.

Reason

A.I. NIMBYs

Plus: Bitcoin tolls at the Strait, Trump vs. MAGA, inflation rises, and more...

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Texas to Missouri to Vegas – The Plan

Stir crazy, yes. Emotionally drained, yes. Itching for something unknown, yes. And missing my kids, yes. Needing a break from the pressure, yes.

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Courts likely to block Trump’s effort to curtail mail-in voting

President Donald Trump’s effort to curtail mail voting through executive order will likely be ruled illegal in at least one of several lawsuits filed this week, experts said, the latest in the president’s long-running effort to assert federal control of elections. Democratic party groups and civil rights organizations have already…

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8 Places by the Water Where You Can Retire on $2.5K a Month

With that combined, $2,500 a month can go a long way in the right waterfront areas, including the eight locations below.

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New on Peacock in April 2026: All the new shows and movies to watch

Our guide to all the new movies and shows coming to Peacock in April 2026.

Tom’s Guide

Senate approves funding for TSA and most of Homeland Security, but not immigration enforcement

The Senate early Friday approved Homeland Security funds for Transportation Security Administration and most other agencies, but not the immigration operations at the heart of the budget impasse

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Senate passes bill to fund most of Homeland Security Department

The Senate broke a logjam in the wee hours of Friday morning to pass a funding bill by voice vote that would effectively end a partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security. After a late night of negotiations, the Senate agreed to a modified version of a bill that…

Fortune

Gen Zers are flocking to these Midwest housing markets where homes are about 30% cheaper than the coasts

Seven of the 10 most affordable metros for young homeowners are in the Midwest.

Axios

Deal to fund DHS falters amid bipartisan pushback

Democrats immediately shot the latest proposal down — and some Republicans framed it as a capitulation to Democrats.

Roll Call

DHS funding deal appears close after White House talks

Senators expressed newfound optimism Monday night that they were on the cusp of a deal to end a month-old partial shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security. After a White House meeting with President Donald Trump earlier in the evening, GOP senators appeared convinced a deal was at hand on…

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No More Plastic Bags in L.A.: The Loophole Is Closed and a New 10‑Cent Fee Begins

If you’ve checked out at a grocery store in Los Angeles lately, you may have noticed something missing—plastic bags. As of 2026, California has officially...

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‘Foreseeable future’: Senate begins debate on SAVE - Roll Call

The Senate on Tuesday afternoon voted to begin what could become a long, extended debate on what is known as the SAVE America Act.

Reason

Josh Hawley Moves To Ban Abortion Pills

His push relies on dubious data about the pills' safety.

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“He Isn’t A Pit Bull, He Is A Flower Dog!”: 26 New Photos Changing Perception One Person At A Time

Photographer Sophie Gamand is best known for her emotionally powerful series “Flower Power: Pit Bulls of the Revolution,” a project that challenged long-held stereotypes about one of the world’s most misunderstood dog breeds. Featuring pit bulls adorned with delicate flower crowns, the portraits create a striking contrast between the dogs’…

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Big 12 Swaps Out ‘Slippery’ Glass Court for Traditional Hardwood in Semifinals, Title Game

Kansas coach Bill Self called the move “the right thing to do” after multiple conference players said the bright and flashing lights on the court created some dizziness or headaches.

Sports Illustrated

Big 12’s ‘Slippery’ LED Glass Court Draws Mixed Reviews From Players: ‘Making Me Feel Dizzy’

An administrator said the court seemed more slick for smaller and lighter players. Bigger, heavier athletes seemed to have better footing.

Roll Call

House Democrats grill IRS chief over data-sharing concerns

Frank Bisignano was pressed on a court ruling that agency broke the law in disclosing and sharing data with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

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