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Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) told CBS’s “Face the Nation” that no politician should have a building named after himself while still alive, citing a similar rule already in place in Louisiana, and separately criticized taxpayer-funded self-promotional advertising.
A boat carrying illegal immigrants landed in Newport Beach’s harbor, clipping a yacht, before the migrants were driven away in waiting cars, prompting fresh scrutiny of California’s sanctuary policies and its limited cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
MLB has explored hosting a game inside Grand Teton National Park, but the White House says no permit has been granted and the plan is not a federal priority.
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer will meet with House Republicans Wednesday as Trump’s tariff fight with Canada escalates, following the president’s order renaming Lake Ontario as “Lake America.”
Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has submitted his resignation to President Trump after raising concerns that Secretary of War Pete Hegseth undermined Army readiness by firing senior generals, including Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George.
New Jersey and Indiana are taking opposite approaches to protecting utility customers from the costs of the AI data-center boom, while advocates warn neither state has gone far enough to ensure the buildout adds power to the grid rather than just draining it.
HUD and the Justice Department have rescinded an Obama-era rule that allowed indefinite third-party liability claims over building design flaws, a policy the agency says cost owners more than $112 million in retrofits over five years and choked off affordable housing financing.
President Trump is calling for a bipartisan federal tax incentive to bring film and TV production back to the U.S., and California’s own Sen. Adam Schiff and Rep. Laura Friedman are backing the idea after Hollywood lost more than 42,000 jobs to offshore production.
The House votes Tuesday on censuring Rep. Chuck Edwards over sexual harassment findings, a vote that lands amid a wider bipartisan wave of misconduct allegations and resignations in Congress just nine weeks before Election Day.
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