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March 25

Bipartisan Senate bill to cap insulin for Americans at $35 has new momentum

Senators are pushing the bipartisan INSULIN Act of 2026, which would cap insulin costs at $35 a month for insured and uninsured Americans starting 2027.

March 20

Conservative watchdog calls for FTC to probe Apple News over 'anticompetitive behavior, deceptive practices'

The MRC is urging the FTC to investigate Apple News, alleging the app published zero right-leaning stories in January while favoring left-leaning outlets.

March 20

I played Division1 volleyball — NIL chaos is out of control. The SCORE ACT will save sports

College sports are a prized American institution, that instills civic values such as teamwork and dedication. But without legislative action, it’s just empty rhetoric.

March 19

Deadly meningitis outbreak prompts college students to call for campus shutdown

Students have launched a petition demanding campus closure amid a meningitis outbreak, which has reportedly caused 15 confirmed cases and two deaths.

March 18

Louisiana social worker fights state red tape blocking her from helping special needs kids

A Louisiana social worker claimed state regulations protected existing businesses over community needs and is challenging the healthcare approval process in a court battle.

March 18

BROOKE ROLLINS, ROBERT KENNEDY JR: We’re bringing families more healthy foods in a SNAP

USDA finalizes rule hiking healthy food requirements for SNAP retailers from 12 to 28 varieties under Trump's leadership to combat chronic health issues.

March 17

Newsom slams FCC’s Brendan Carr for threats against media, blasts Trump as 'Dear Leader'

Gavin Newsom called the FCC chair's media warning "sick," according to Semafor on Monday, and referred to President Donald Trump as "Dear Leader" during an interivew.

March 16

Trump 'thrilled' as FCC chair warns news organizations to correct course or lose licenses

Trump expresses support as FCC Chairman Brendan Carr calls for investigation into news organizations' broadcast licenses over alleged fake news coverage.

March 15

Iranian foreign minister claims Trump launched war 'because it is fun' in CBS interview

Iran's foreign minister accused President Trump of launching attacks "for fun" during a Face the Nation interview while defending Tehran's response and addressing Americans held in Iran.

March 15

FCC chair Brendan Carr warns broadcasters must 'correct course' on 'news distortions' before license renewals

FCC chair Brendan Carr warned broadcasters running "fake news" could lose licenses during renewals, citing public interest requirements and media accountability.