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Chicago Tribune editorial urges Congress to pass Protect College Sports Act

The Chicago Tribune editorial board urges swift passage of the Protect College Sports Act amid concerns about financial pressures affecting college athletics programs nationwide. Senator Ted Cruz supports federal intervention through bipartisan legislation restoring NCAA authority over athlete compensation.

NFIB Georgia PAC to survey members on endorsements for statewide races

The NFIB Georgia Political Action Committee will soon ask its members whether to endorse candidates in upcoming statewide races. Members are encouraged to participate in an August email survey as part of the organization's One Member, One Vote program.

Heinrich questions FERC on advanced transmission and generator interconnection processes

Senator Martin Heinrich questioned Federal Energy Regulatory Commission leaders regarding incentives for advanced transmission technology adoption during a committee oversight hearing held July 23. The discussion addressed legal limitations faced by FERC as well as potential improvements through automation in connecting new generators.

Cruz and Warnock introduce bill to create commission on emerging technologies and ethics

Senators Ted Cruz and Raphael Warnock have introduced new legislation aimed at establishing a federal commission focused on ethical issues surrounding emerging technologies like artificial intelligence. The proposed bipartisan body would advise Congress through studies, hearings, reports, and advisory opinions.

House Appropriations Committee advances all annual bills, aims to end shutdown cycle

The House Appropriations Committee has passed all twelve annual spending bills amid efforts to prevent future government shutdowns. Chairman Tom Cole’s leadership is highlighted alongside upcoming hearings focused on reforming funding lapses.

Durbin speaks against Trump judicial nominee rated ‘Not Qualified’ by ABA

Senator Dick Durbin spoke out against Katie Lane's nomination for U.S District Court Judge in Montana after she received a 'Not Qualified' rating from The American Bar Association during Trump's second term as president. The Senate Judiciary Committee plays an influential role reviewing such nominations.

Supreme Court Rules Companies Liable for Contractor Safety Failures

A unanimous decision in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport strips legal protections that logistics giants used to avoid accountability for injuries caused by third-party contractors.

OPINION: America’s Next Supply Chain Crisis Could Hit the Pharmacy Counter

War has a way of exposing the fragility of the systems we rely on most. The ongoing conflict with Iran is already reshaping global energy markets and trade routes, but one of the most overlooked consequences may be its impact on the pharmaceutical supply chain, and ultimately on the ability

OPINION: After total failure, Congress can restore public trust by following the Constitution

For decades, Washington has clung to the fiction that the federal government’s spending power depends on a two-step process—authorizations followed by appropriations.

OPINION: Immigrant Founders at Risk? Insight on H-1B Visa Shakeup

The Trump Administration had decided that the US H-1B Visa program isn’t performing as intended.

OPINION: NCEA briefing warns of looming copper crisis and Chinese dominance in mining industry

At a Capitol Hill briefing on Oct. 21 hosted by the National Coalition for Energy Analytics (NCEA), a panel of mining and energy experts joined Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) to issue a stark warning about the global mining industry’s trajectory—particularly the mounting threat of a copper shortfall and China’s growing

OPINION: Amazon’s Blue-Collar Bet on the Economy

Amazon’s decision this week to reshuffle its corporate ranks sends a clear message: the company is doubling down on its blue-collar workforce.

OPINION: America shouldn’t build its economy on imported garbage

America’s manufacturing revival is long overdue.

OPINION: Setting the record straight on an Article V Convention

Last month The Hill published an article in which Fred Wertheimer, president of left-leaning Democracy 21, urged state legislators to reject efforts to hold the nation’s first-ever Article V convention for proposing constitutional amendments.

OPINION: Why ‘stewardship’ should guide how we care for resources

Every American generation inherits the question of how to manage our natural resources. Our debates about environmental policy swing between two approaches—environmentalism, which urges restriction, and conservation, which urges restraint.

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