
White House Economic Adviser Says Iran War Has Cost $12 Billion, Funding Adequate
Kevin Hassett told CBS that the Iran conflict has cost $12 billion so far and current funding is sufficient as Congress may consider supplemental requests.

Kevin Hassett told CBS that the Iran conflict has cost $12 billion so far and current funding is sufficient as Congress may consider supplemental requests.

Vice President JD Vance is scheduled to visit Hungary to support Prime Minister Viktor Orban before upcoming parliamentary elections.

A federal judge banned ICE from making arrests at three Manhattan immigration court buildings except in exceptional circumstances.

Several Queens synagogues were vandalized with swastikas while federal authorities opened an investigation into alleged antisemitic teachings in NYC schools.

Senator Cory Booker and Representative Ro Khanna have criticized current Democratic Party leadership and candidate selection strategies.
Utah Republican leaders are working to ban prediction markets as the gambling industry expands nationwide, setting up conflict with federal trends.

The U.S. Department of Education is investigating Smith College for admitting transgender women to the all-women's institution.

The Department of Homeland Security faces a funding lapse while Senate Republicans work on legislation to fund the agency through 2028.

David Taylor, connected to recent Chinese espionage claims, held meeting with government minister Seema Malhotra in Whitehall office.

The Defense Department updated its list of religious affiliations for troops after Mormon lawmakers objected to the exclusion of Latter-day Saints from Christian categories.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told senators he hasn't faced White House pressure to moderate his vaccine skepticism during appropriations hearing.
A federal judge invalidated the White House's $100,000 fee policy for H-1B visas following a lawsuit by 20 states.

Recent political developments show Republicans addressing redistricting, foreign policy concerns, and midterm election messaging.
A Supreme Court decision weakening minority voting protections has prompted Georgia and other states to pursue new redistricting efforts.

Florida lawmakers convene special session to consider congressional redistricting while Virginia's redistricting dispute advances to state Supreme Court.
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