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ABCNEWS - College football champion Indiana Hoosiers to visit White House this month: Source

The Indiana Hoosiers -- college football's national champions -- will visit the White House on Monday, May 11, according to a source familiar with the team's plans.

ABCNEWS - Airlines reduce, cap fares for Spirit travelers looking to rebook cancelled flights

The Department of Transportation said Saturday the majority of airlines will be capping tickets prices for Spirit travelers who need to rebook their cancelled flights.

JUSTTHENEWS (Nicholas Ballasy) - Former top Biden official: Garland DOJ stopping JetBlue-Spirit merger might have been bad call

"Maybe the merger would have made both Jet Blue and Spirit better? Jet Blue is a perfectly comfortable airline," Neera Tanden wrote on X

AMERICANTHINKER - Trump rejects the War Powers Resolution

He’s probably right that it’s unconstitutionally rigid in its demands, but even if Trump wins on that point, he’ll still have to deal with Congress eventually.

JUSTTHENEWS (Nicholas Ballasy) - DeSantis says signed bill 'provides for the decertification of partisan teacher unions'

"Haven’t conservatives been complaining about teachers unions for decades? Now, Florida is the first state to bring the heat," DeSantis says

NEWSNATIONNOW (Ryan Mancini) - Transportation secretary unveils relief plan for travelers hit by Spirit shutdown

Sean Duffy announced that the airlines United, Delta and Southwest will cap their ticket prices for Spirit customers seeking to rebook.

JUSTTHENEWS (Nicholas Ballasy) - Pope Leo XIV names former illegal immigrant as new bishop, parish defends decision

Church leaders backing the appointment argue that Menjivar-Ayala’s lived experience brings valuable perspective to his new role, particularly due to current immigration issues

THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Joseph Addington) - House Passes Funding for DHS, Ends Partial Shutdown

State of the Union: The bill excludes any funding for immigration enforcement. The post House Passes Funding for DHS, Ends Partial Shutdown appeared first on The American Conservative .

The House passed legislation Thursday reopening the Department of Homeland Security, ending a record 76-day partial shutdown and clearing the way for thousands of federal workers to be paid in May.  The vote followed weeks of Republican infighting over a Senate bill that funds most of the department through September 30 but excludes Immigration and Customs Enforcement and parts of Customs and Border Protection. Some representatives in the party’s conservative wing refused to vote on a funding bill unless it included immigration enforcement. The White House finally pushed House leadership to resolve the conflict and end the shutdown, which has left many government workers unpaid for months. As the bill includes no money for federal…Open