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Arjun Singh is a reporter for The Epoch Times, covering national politics and the U.S. Congress.
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Senate Passes $924 Billion Defense Policy Bill for Fiscal 2026
The bill includes a pay increase for service members and the purchase of new ships and aircraft.
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Top Antifa Figures Left the US After Terrorist Designation
Two Antifa figures, Mark Bray and Johan Victorin, have left for Spain and Sweden. Antifa International has shut down its donation system.
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Senate Again Rejects Bills to Reopen Government as Parties Aim to Shift Blame
Each party appears to believe public opinion favors its side, as the federal shutdown enters its ninth day.
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Here Are the Issues Dominating Virginia’s Race for Governor
Spanberger, a Democrat, has focused on the shutdown while Republican Earle-Sears prioritizes education and transgender issues. Polls show the former leading.
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Senate Again Rejects Funding Bills as Shutdown Enters Second Week
It is the sixth vote that has failed in the Senate to restore government funding.
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Van Epps Wins Special GOP Primary in Tennessee Race to Replace Mark Green’s House Seat
Van Epps is a former Tennessee commissioner of General Services and was endorsed by both President Donald Trump and former Rep. Mark Green (R-Tenn.).
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Furloughed Federal Workers Not Guaranteed Back Pay: White House
Federal law currently requires that federal workers receive retroactive pay and leave accrual. GOP leaders cite legal analysts, who say it may be unnecessary.
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Who’s Running in Today’s Special Primary Election in a Tennessee US House Race?
Matt Van Epps, the pick of former Rep. Mark Green and President Donald Trump, is lagging in the polls behind two state representatives.
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Federal Government Freezes $18 Billion in New York City Infrastructure Projects
The action affects construction on the Second Avenue Subway in Manhattan and the new Hudson Tunnel for trains in and out of New York’s Pennsylvania Station.
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Former Rep. Madison Cawthorn Will Run Again for Congress
Cawthorn served one term in Congress for North Carolina from 2021 to 2023 and lost his reelection primary. He is now making a political comeback in Florida.
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Senate Passes $924 Billion Defense Policy Bill for Fiscal 2026
The bill includes a pay increase for service members and the purchase of new ships and aircraft.
|
Top Antifa Figures Left the US After Terrorist Designation
Two Antifa figures, Mark Bray and Johan Victorin, have left for Spain and Sweden. Antifa International has shut down its donation system.
|
Senate Again Rejects Bills to Reopen Government as Parties Aim to Shift Blame
Each party appears to believe public opinion favors its side, as the federal shutdown enters its ninth day.
|
Here Are the Issues Dominating Virginia’s Race for Governor
Spanberger, a Democrat, has focused on the shutdown while Republican Earle-Sears prioritizes education and transgender issues. Polls show the former leading.
|
Senate Again Rejects Funding Bills as Shutdown Enters Second Week
It is the sixth vote that has failed in the Senate to restore government funding.
|
Van Epps Wins Special GOP Primary in Tennessee Race to Replace Mark Green’s House Seat
Van Epps is a former Tennessee commissioner of General Services and was endorsed by both President Donald Trump and former Rep. Mark Green (R-Tenn.).
|
Furloughed Federal Workers Not Guaranteed Back Pay: White House
Federal law currently requires that federal workers receive retroactive pay and leave accrual. GOP leaders cite legal analysts, who say it may be unnecessary.
|
Who’s Running in Today’s Special Primary Election in a Tennessee US House Race?
Matt Van Epps, the pick of former Rep. Mark Green and President Donald Trump, is lagging in the polls behind two state representatives.
|
Federal Government Freezes $18 Billion in New York City Infrastructure Projects
The action affects construction on the Second Avenue Subway in Manhattan and the new Hudson Tunnel for trains in and out of New York’s Pennsylvania Station.
|
Former Rep. Madison Cawthorn Will Run Again for Congress
Cawthorn served one term in Congress for North Carolina from 2021 to 2023 and lost his reelection primary. He is now making a political comeback in Florida.
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