The House on Tuesday narrowly voted down an aviation safety bill meant to address gaps discovered after the deadly January 2025 crash between an Army helicopter and a commercial plane over Washington, but not before some GOP infighting. Read more here. |
President Trump is set to deliver the first State of the Union address of his second term to Congress on Tuesday night, after rolling out an ambitious agenda with a mixed record of wins and losses. He’s already said it will be a “long speech.” Read more. Tonight: Tune in for The Hill's live coverage ... Blake Burman anchors a digital broadcast from 8-11:30 p.m. ET on TheHill.com and The Hill's FAST Channel. Additional reporting will be provided by White House correspondent Julia Manchester, Rising's Lindsey Granger and Robby Soave, Decision Desk HQ's Scott Tranter, NewsNation contributor Sean Spicer and more. |
Progressive oyster farmer Graham Platner (D) holds comfortable double-digit leads over both Maine governor and Senate candidate Janet Mills (D) and Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine), according to a new poll. Read more. |
Senate Democrats, led by Sens. Elizabeth Warren (Mass.) and Jeff Merkley (Ore.), unveiled a bill to rein in private equity ownership of housing at a time when the country is facing an estimated shortage of more than 7 million affordable homes. Read more. |
President Trump heads into his State of the Union address on Tuesday on the heels of a major blow to his tariff agenda by the Supreme Court, lower poll numbers and threatening Iran with a U.S. military attack. Read more. |
The State Department said it received hundreds of calls from U.S. citizens in Mexico to its 24/7 crisis hotline after the government killed a cartel leader known as "El Mencho," CNN reported Monday. Read more. |
Just hours after former U.K. ambassador to the U.S. Peter Mandelson was arrested in London on Monday on suspicion of leaking government secrets to Jeffrey Epstein, his successor was feted at a welcoming party in Washington, D.C. Read more. |
The Supreme Court on Monday said the U.S. Postal Service may not be sued for intentionally failing to deliver the mail, ruling against a Black landlord who claims her carriers racially discriminated against her. Read more. |
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