Greenlandic and Danish officials stood firm on Capitol Hill this Thursday, delivering a flat “not for sale” message to U.S. lawmakers. The delegation aimed to shut down any further discussion regarding President Donald Trump’s repeated suggestions that the United States should purchase the Arctic territory.
Read More Greenland and Denmark envoys launch ‘Not for Sale’ defense on Capitol HillAuthor: Brooke Mallory
Georgia special election to fill vacancy left by resignation of fmr GOP Rep. MTG set for March 10
Georgia Republican Governor Brian Kemp announced a special election, taking place on March 10th, to fill the vacancy in the state’s 14th Congressional District left by the resignation of former Georgia GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (MTG).
Read More Georgia special election to fill vacancy left by resignation of fmr GOP Rep. MTG set for March 10Calif. Republican Rep. Doug LaMalfa passes at 65
California Republican Rep. Doug LaMalfa sadly passed away on Tuesday at the age of 65.
Read More Calif. Republican Rep. Doug LaMalfa passes at 65Hegseth censures Democrat Sen. Kelly, citing reckless misconduct following release of ‘seditious video’
Amid a months-long feud between the Pentagon and Capitol Hill Democrats, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced on Monday that he has formally censured Arizona Democrat Senator Mark Kelly — initiating administrative proceedings that could strip the retired Navy captain of his rank and a portion of his military pension.
Read More Hegseth censures Democrat Sen. Kelly, citing reckless misconduct following release of ‘seditious video’Maduro and his wife enter not guilty pleas in first U.S. courtroom appearance
In a courtroom appearance on Monday, deposed Venezuelan socialist leader Nicolás Maduro pleaded not guilty to federal drug trafficking and weapons charges, arguing his claimed “innocence” before a U.S. judge.
Read More Maduro and his wife enter not guilty pleas in first U.S. courtroom appearance‘Restoring Medical Autonomy’: CMS reduces federal push and incentives for high vaccination rates in reporting
In an encouraging start to 2026, the Trump administration has delivered Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) policy changes that dial back federal pressure on vaccination rate tracking, reducing how much federal healthcare programs push and incentivize high vaccination rates among patients through quality tracking and reporting.
Read More ‘Restoring Medical Autonomy’: CMS reduces federal push and incentives for high vaccination rates in reporting
