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Senators want to make changes after the Supreme Court's Bruen decision on guns through different approaches.

Supreme Court’s Bruen decision on guns sparks Senate action

Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) is spending another $1 billion to combat the homeless crisis. The plan is to decrease homelessness by 15% by 2025.

California Gov. Newsom unveils $1 billion homelessness plan

Two Senators are working together on a bipartisan basis to put cameras in the Supreme Court, hoping to increase transparency and trust.

Durbin, Grassley reintroduce bipartisan bill to put cameras in Supreme Court

Two parents have filed a lawsuit against Rockford Public School District for using male pronouns for their child without their knowledge.

Iowa, Kentucky pass bills impacting transgender youth: Media Miss

Ukraine will be receiving about a dozen fighter jets from Poland, with the first shipment set to arrive within the next few days.

Poland sending jets to Ukraine, another US airport close call: March 17 rundown

Tech companies are threatening to pull news articles from websites over Canada's Online News Act, which would force them to pay news publishers.

Google and Facebook could block news in Canada if Online News Act passes

The Senate is on track to repeal the Authorizations for Use of Military Force against Iraq from 1991 and 2002.

Senate on track to repeal authorizations for use of military force against Iraq

San Francisco wants to pay black residents $5 million as reparation. But the state's NAACP chapter is a surprising critic.

San Francisco NAACP opposing $5 million reparations plan

The United States, Canada, India, Japan and South Korea strengthened their alliance by holding joint anti-submarine military drills.

US, Pacific allies hold military drills amid North Korea threats

A bipartisan group of Senators told Defense Sec. Lloyd Austin the U.S. needs to take a hard look at providing F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine.

Senators want Pentagon to be prepared to send F-16s to Ukraine

The U.S. military has released a declassified video showing a Russian fighter jet colliding with a U.S. drone.

Drone crash video released, threat to ban TikTok: March 16 rundown

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is asking details from CEO Mark Zuckerberg about how the company moderates content during the Israel-Hamas conflict.

Silicon Valley Bank collapse spurs calls for changes by Congress

As ICE officials in New York are swamped with asylum claims, Texas is looking to enhance the punishment for crossing the border illegally.

Amid New York ICE backlog, Texas proposes illegal crossing felony

Sen. Mark Kelly said he asked about foreign adversaries taking advantage of the bank run via social media, not censoring bank run info.

Sen. Mark Kelly says tweets about him by Reps. Massie, Boebert are false

A strong storm system blowing in from the northeast has dropped as much as three feet of snow in the Northeast.

Northeast buried in snow, aviation summit to address close calls: March 15 rundown

South Carolina lawmakers have proposed a bill to redefine "person" to include the unborn, seeking to link an abortion to an act of homicide.

South Carolina lawmakers push bill to link abortion to homicide

The Defense Department made its largest ever budget request to Congress, stating its number one priority is countering China.

Pentagon seeks to counter China with $842 billion budget request

An electric vehicle company looking to build a factory in North Carolina has left residents fearful of losing their homes to eminent domain.

North Carolina to use eminent domain to acquire land for electric vehicle factory

Sen. Marco Rubio said he will release a report on COVID-19's origins that will reveal previously undisclosed documents.

Sen. Rubio to release COVID-19 origins report with new documents

President Biden will sign an executive order that will allow fewer guns will be sold without background checks.

Biden increases gun background checks, China reopens: March 14 rundown

The CBP One app immigrants are required to use to apply for the immigrant parole program has poor reviews, glitches and error messages.

Biden admin’s CBP One app for migrants plagued by glitches, bad reviews

President Biden granted approval to the controversial Willow oil project in Alaska despite critics calling it a "carbon bomb".

Biden admin approves controversial Willow oil project in Alaska

The bill would waive the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act and allow Americans to sue China for monetary damages related to COVID-19.

Congressmen want to give Americans the right to sue China over COVID-19

A study found hyper-partisan politicians received 4 times the press coverage than their bipartisan colleagues during the midterm elections.

Study: ‘Hyper-partisan politicians’ like Greene get more press coverage