The United Arab Emirates announced Tuesday it will withdraw from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and its allied group OPEC+, marking a major shift in global energy dynamics as oil markets face heightened volatility. The decision comes amid broader instability in the Gulf tied to the ongoing Iran war, which has contributed […]
Lawmaker addresses “mystery” disappearance… Rep. Tom Kean Jr. (R-N.J.) has broken his silence after weeks of unexplained absence from Capitol Hill, revealing he has been dealing with a “personal medical issue.” Kean has not voted since early March, missing dozens of roll call votes, which fueled speculation about his whereabouts and condition. Promises Return, Few […]
Sen. Mike Lee has introduced new legislation to reshape how the federal government awards contracts, arguing that current diversity-focused policies should be replaced with a merit-based system. The proposal, titled the “Ending Discrimination in Government Contracting Act,” would prohibit federal agencies from considering race or sex when awarding contracts. The bill targets a range of […]
Good morning. From redistricting battles to campaign controversies and a stark look at life on the margins in Los Angeles, today’s stories highlight the tension between power, accountability, and the realities often overlooked policy debates. Florida’s Map Fight Could Reshape the House Florida is once again at the center of the national redistricting battle. Governor […]
