Senate Advances 49 Trump Appointees in Narrow Cloture Vote

The United States Senate took a major step on Thursday toward confirming a massive slate of President Donald Trump’s executive branch nominees, voting 51-46 to invoke cloture on 49 appointees bundled together under Senate Resolution 690. The package includes U.S. Attorneys, U.S. Marshals, ambassadors, and senior officials across the Departments of Defense, State, Transportation, Commerce,…

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South Carolina Governor Orders Emergency Special Session to Redraw Congressional Maps Before 2026 Elections

South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster on Thursday called a special session for state lawmakers to address congressional redistricting ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The governor issued an Executive Order designating the General Assembly’s return for an extra legislative session beginning Friday, May 15 at 11:00 AM. McMaster initially avoided setting a special session but…

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California Aluminum Companies Pay $549.5 Million for Tariff-Evasion Scheme Involving Fake Pallets

A group of California-based aluminum companies will pay $549.5 million to settle federal allegations that they ran a scheme to dodge antidumping and countervailing duties on aluminum extrusions imported from China. The Justice Department announced the settlement on May 13, calling it a direct product of President Trump’s America First Trade Policy. The alleged scheme…

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90 Percent of Iran’s Defense Industry Gone: Ex-Counterterrorism Chief Details How Iranian Proxy Attacks Stopped Before Operation Epic Fury

Central Command chief Admiral Brad Cooper testified before the U.S. Senate Armed Services Committee that the recent U.S. military action against Iran had eradicated 90 percent of Iran’s defense industry. The commander also stated that Iran’s navy has been severely crippled for a generation, with drone and missile capabilities requiring years to rebuild. Cooper inadvertently…

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Florida Governor Accuses House Speaker of ‘Personal Agenda’ in Legislative Deadlock

Governor Ron DeSantis has publicly accused Florida House Speaker Daniel Perez of prioritizing a “personal agenda” over voter expectations during the state’s recent legislative session. DeSantis claimed Perez deliberately refused to advance two key bills—medical freedom legislation and an AI Bill of Rights—despite their passage by the Senate in the regular session. “The reason they…

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Unprecedented Underwater Bomb Discovered at Mobile Water Dam, Safely Detonated by Multi-Agency Team

An improvised explosive device was discovered underwater at the Converse Reservoir dam in Mobile, Alabama, which supplies drinking water to the city. Divers conducting routine maintenance on the dam identified a grenade-type improvised explosive device (IED). The MAWSS immediately alerted the Mobile County Sheriff’s Office, which coordinated a multi-agency response for analysis, retrieval and safe…

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CIA Allegedly Seizes JFK and MKUltra Files Amid Unauthorized Actions

Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna has accused the Central Intelligence Agency of unlawfully seizing dozens of boxes containing classified documents related to President John F. Kennedy’s assassination and the agency’s MKUltra mind-control program. According to Luna, the CIA took these materials—scheduled for declassification under a presidential executive order—during its second tenure under former President Donald Trump….

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High-Stakes Beijing Meeting: Trump and Xi on Taiwan, Iran, and Hormuz

President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping held a two-hour bilateral meeting in Beijing Thursday morning, with discussions covering critical issues including Taiwan, the Strait of Hormuz, Iran, trade, and technology. The White House described the session as “good.” During private talks, Xi Jinping warned that U.S.-China relations would remain stable if Taiwan was…

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Supreme Court Unanimously Holds Freight Brokers Liable for Hiring Dangerous and Foreign Drivers

The Supreme Court has issued a unanimous ruling that freight brokers can now be held liable for hiring trucking companies that employ dangerous or foreign drivers if such drivers cause accidents. The decision, which overturns a lower court’s ruling in favor of C.H. Robinson—the nation’s largest freight broker by size—comes from a case involving Shawn…

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