Democrats Highlight August Organizing, Say They Want Bipartisan Deal to Avert Shutdown

Rep Hakeem Jeffries said during recess Democrats organized across the country and will seek a bipartisan spending bill as Congress with Sept. 30 deadline.

Judge Reverses Trump Admin’s Harvard Funding Freeze

Federal judge blocked Trump admin’s bid to freeze $2B in Harvard funding, ruling it violated the First Amendment in its anti-Semitism efforts.
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Putin, Xi Hot Mic Moment on Organ Transplants Underscores Concerns Over Organ Harvesting in China

On Sept. 3, a hot mic caught China and Russia’s leaders discussing about organ transplants and living to 150 as they walked side by side.

Pfizer CEO Says Trump Should Receive Nobel Prize for Operation Warp Speed

Pfizer’s CEO praised President Trump, saying he deserves a Nobel Peace Prize for Operation Warp Speed that sped COVID-19 vaccine delivery.

Florida to End All Vaccine Mandates

Florida’s surgeon general, Dr. Joseph Ladapo, announced on Sept. 3 that he was working to eliminate all vaccine mandates from state law.

Pentagon Chief Suggests More Strikes on Cartels After US Military Targets Boat Near Venezuela

Sec. of Defense Pete Hegseth said more strikes may target narco-terrorists trying to smuggle drugs into the U.S.

US Announces Largest Seizure of Chinese Fentanyl, Meth Precursors

U.S. law enforcement announces largest seizure of Chinese chemical precursors, including fentanyl and meth, at a press conference in Houston, Texas.

Unions for Weather Service, Patent Office Sue Trump for Ending Collective Bargaining

Labor unions for NWS and PTO staff sued to block Trump's order ending collective bargaining at the Commerce Department agencies.