Rep. Brandon Gill states lawmakers are examining legislative options to address the Smithsonian Institution so they can start showing 'objective history'.
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Rob Finnerty plays one of his "all-time favorite" examples of liberal media's obvious bias, courtesy of one host who contributed greatly to the last decade of anti-Trump spin.
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Data: CDC ; Map: Brad Jennings/Axios. Note: Estimated rates calculated using CDC case range midpoints and 2025 U.S. Census population estimates. Cases of cyclosporiasis have now been reported in at least 41 states, and infection rates continue to increase in the five states where the CDC has declared an outbreak. The big picture: Although some cases of the diarrhea-inducing illness are reported each year, the outbreak will make 2026 the worst year on U.S. record for this food-borne parasitic infection. The latest: The CDC this week reported 4,173 confirmed cases in the U.S. between May 1 and July 20. That's already more than the total number of U.S. cases reported for all of 2025. - Investigations continue to center on contaminated…
Despite current spikes in gasoline prices, GM says it can’t make full-size pickup trucks and SUVs fast enough for American consumers. Automotive analyst Lauren Fix joins “The Hill” to explain what going on. #Autos #Business "The Hill on NewsNation" combines the power of two trusted news sources to define today's most-pressing issues, and question Washington's power brokers on what matters most to the people they serve and what matters most to Americans.
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GOP senators at odds with President Trump are slamming the plan floated by his social media company to sell faster access to the president’s market-moving online posts to wealthy trading firms, which could give them a crucial edge in the financial markets. Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), the parent company of Truth Social, announced last week it would launch “Truth API” — a direct data feed that would give investment firms “real-time access to posts from the highest-ranking Truth Social accounts.” Read more: https://thehill.com/homenews/senate/5983678-traders-pay-trump-posts/ #Trump #TruthSocial #Senate #StockMarket #Investment #WhiteHouse #TrumpMedia
START EATING STEAKS: Carl Higbie calls out the trend of junk foods with protein labels. "Maybe nature got it right and we should eat what it provides."
Alaska has sent more than 3,000 letters to residents asking them to verify their citizenship ahead of this year's elections