House bill to keep daylight saving time year-round advances, PBS reports
A measure would permanently end the twice-yearly clock changes, shifting the timekeeping system to standardize daylight saving time throughout the year.
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A measure would permanently end the twice-yearly clock changes, shifting the timekeeping system to standardize daylight saving time throughout the year.
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The state’s election regulator reported that billionaire Elon Musk’s proposed $1 million checks to voters could have breached Wisconsin’s election bribery statute.
A report says Secretary of State Marco Rubio pledged to pursue a State Department effort aimed at limiting the International Criminal Court’s reach over U.S. servicemembers and officials, describing the court as a threat to U.S. sovereignty.
Thomas Hicks, a former Election Assistance Commission member, discusses how the agency’s capacity to support election administration has been affected during this election year, amid questions about efforts linked to President Donald Trump to control voting.
Senator Chuck Grassley said Justice Department records reviewed by lawmakers indicate investigators obtained and used text-message information tied to 44 members of Congress, drawing questions about DOJ privilege safeguards and inter-branch handling of evidence.
Sen. Angus King of Maine said federal investigators lack credibility in the wake of an ICE agent-involved shooting after an attempted traffic stop, arguing local authorities should play a larger role in reviewing the incident.
Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) raised questions about acting Attorney General Todd Blanche’s alleged role in a settlement involving President Donald Trump, the Internal Revenue Service and the Justice Department to limit IRS audit enforcement against Trump and his family for years, according to The Hill.
An updated sanctions proposal, negotiated over months by a bipartisan group of senators and released this week by lawmakers, would expand tools meant to restrict Russia’s access to money, technology, and defense-linked resources used in its war in Ukraine.
House Democrats and members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus said two fatal shootings within a week have raised concerns about immigration enforcement practices, including alleged arrest quotas and the leadership of Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin.