The U.S. House of Representatives voted this week to end the war in Iran. While not yet passed into law, it demonstrates
a break between the Trump administration and the GOP-majority legislative body.In light of its recent ruling concerning the Voting Rights Act, the Supreme Court
once again cleared the way for Alabama to use its new Congressional map. This comes despite a three-judge panel has blocking the map in late May.
A convicted Jan. 6 rioter
was hired at the Pentagon this week. Elias Irizarry will now work in one of the agency’s offices that handles highly-classified military information.
And, in global news, talks between Washington and Tehran are hanging by a thread. Now, Iranian officials say
they have yet to deploy the full power of their military and they are prepared for any scenario, even a direct confrontation.
Ukrainian missiles hit the Russian city of St. Petersburg this week as Vladimir Putin’s premiere economic forum begins.
And during testimony on Capitol Hill, Marco Rubio told lawmakers that
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