
Marco Rubio says the goal of the war in Iran is now to restore it "back to the way it was" before Trump started the war in Iran
Heath Waddingham
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Marco Rubio says the goal of the war in Iran is now to restore it "back to the way it was" before Trump started the war in Iran


America’s auto industry is currently strained by higher aluminum prices. Global aluminum prices are about $3,500 per ton, but tariff charges have raised the U.S. price to $6,100. (Compared to $3,220 a year ago.) wsj.com/business/autos…



CHUCK GRASSLEY has released the Judiciary Committee's reconciliation title. $3.4B for CBP through 2029 $30 Billion for ICE $2.5B for DHS $1 billion for the "East Wing Modernization Project, including above-ground and below-ground security features" punchbowl.news/reconciliation…

CHUCK GRASSLEY has released the Judiciary Committee's reconciliation title. $3.4B for CBP through 2029 $30 Billion for ICE $2.5B for DHS $1 billion for the "East Wing Modernization Project, including above-ground and below-ground security features" punchbowl.news/reconciliation…


Pete Hegseth falsely testified to both the House and the Senate last week that troops were deployed to voting places in 15 states under Joe Biden in 2024. Not only were all National Guard activations for the 2024 election ordered by individual states rather than Biden, all 11 states that responded to my inquiries told me that *zero troops* were sent to voting places. The Pentagon declined to comment. Fact check: cnn.com/2026/05/04/pol…


Waiting to see more details, but any sort of preemptive, pre-release “vetting” of AI models by the White House could be tantamount to a de facto licensing regime, which should certainly not be done via executive orders. The Trump administration’s first order of business on AI policy when it came into office was eliminating a massive Biden admin AI executive order that over-reached in various ways. We don’t want to go down that path again. This is where Congress needs to step up with a national policy framework for AI governance that deals with both frontier model concerns as well as state patchwork regulation. We need a clear, consistent approach to AI policy that balances innovation and safety while keeping America on the cutting-edge of AI development globally. Executive orders have their place, but Congress needs to help establish a more stable framework that achieves these goals. I outlined some elements of that needed approach in recent congressional testimony mentioned below. 👉



I’m normally pretty live and let live on religious stuff but if we start letting Mormonism infect our fast food options I swear to fucking god