Politics

A Reuters poll shows President Biden's approval has bumped two percent in the last month, though it still sits below 50%.

Biden in Vietnam: ‘We’re all better off if China does well’

A possible meeting between Russian president Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un looks to be on track.

Kim Jong Un takes train to Russia, reports say: The Morning Rundown Sept. 11, 2023

A first-in-the nation excise tax on guns and ammunition passed in both chambers of the California Statehouse on Thursday.

California could become first state to implement tax on guns, ammunition

The special grand jury report in Georgia that ultimately led to an indictment of former President Donald Trump is expected to be released.

Georgia grand jury report to be released: The Morning Rundown Sept. 8, 2023

Every state attorney general in the country is asking Congress to create new laws addressing AI’s ability to create child pornography.

AI can create deepfake child porn. State AGs want Congress to address that.

A Harvard-Harris poll revealed that 51% of Americans aged 18-24 believe Israel should be ended and given to Hamas and the Palestinians.

New college free speech rankings released. Harvard comes in last.

Hunter Biden will face trial for federal gun charges starting June 3, coinciding with the release of Roberts' memoir, possibly capitalizing on Biden's situation. Roberts is set to share her story in a memoir, detailing her experience of meeting Hunter Biden and the unexpected journey that followed, with a focus on mothering and protecting a grandchild of the U.S. President.

Hunter Biden indictment coming: The Morning Rundown Sept. 7, 2023

The GOP wants Sen. Schumer to bring military nominees up for a vote, as Sen. Tuberville keeps them from being approved in large groups.

GOP calls on Schumer to vote on military nominees, Tuberville continues hold

Congress is back from recess and must fund the government to avoid an October shutdown. But there are other agenda items flying under the radar.

Congress is back. What’s on the agenda?

The U.S. government deficit is expected to double to $2 trillion for fiscal year 2023. It's an increase driven by interest rates and spending.

US deficit is projected to roughly double this year, watchdog says

Pakistan officials are warning that terrorist group TTP has long distance weapons that were left behind in the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan.

US military equipment left in Afghanistan now in hands of Pakistani militants

A senate subcommittee has issued a subpoena to Live Nation, seeking information related to its ticket pricing, fees, resale practices.

Congress returns to Capitol Hill: The Morning Rundown Sept. 5, 2023

Congress needs to pass 12 spending bills, or a continuing resolution, to avoid a government shutdown Oct. 1 at midnight. It's not even close.

Senate leaders: House spending bills violate agreement, will lead to shutdown

A lawsuit against North Dakota's ban on gender-affirming care for minors is set to go to trial.

ACLU sues Indiana over law banning inmate’s gender-affirming surgery

AARO’s website is being described by government officials as a “one-stop shop” for all declassified information related to its UFOs and UPAs.

Government launches ‘one-stop shop’ for UFO information

A judge has made a decision on whether Donald Trump's trial in Georgia will be televised.

Judge says Trump Georgia trial will be livestreamed: The Morning Rundown Sept. 1, 2023

The FDA sent warning letters to three baby formula manufacturers to make sure they correct issues that led to a recall.

FDA warns 3 baby formula makers over cleaning and sanitization

Eminem sent Vivek Ramaswamy a cease-and-desist letter to stop rapping his songs. It's the latest battle of politician vs. musician.

Eminem vs. Vivek: Cease-and-desist letter adds to history of musician-politician battles

The Trump campaign has been selling T-shirts, coffee mugs and posters with his mugshot. The sales have brought in millions since his booking.

Trump campaign makes millions from mugshot merchandise

The Department of Labor proposed a rule the department said would make nearly 4 million more Americans eligible for overtime pay.

Labor Dept. proposes overtime rule change for salaried workers

The National Archives revealed it has approximately 5,400 emails, files and records connected pseudonyms used by then-Vice President Biden.

National Archives has 5,000+ emails from VP Biden pseudonym accounts

The chairmen of three House committees are asking Attorney General Merrick Garland to hand over the scope memo for the Hunter Biden investigation.

Republicans want to know exact scope of special counsel Weiss’ investigation

President Biden's age has been voiced as a major concern amongst voters. According to a new poll, it is also a major concern for Democrats.

Biden’s age a major concern for voters — two-thirds of Democrats say he’s too old

Here is a first look at the 10 medications that Medicare wants drugmakers to lower the costs of as negotiations are set to begin.

First 10 drugs for Medicare price negotiations released