Senate Democrats, led by Senators Merkley and Cortez Masto, oppose the proposed design for a Semiquincentennial dollar coin featuring President Trump, arguing it breaks the tradition of not depicting living elected officials on U.S. currency.

U.S. Senators introduced a bipartisan resolution condemning Iran's treatment of the Baha'i community, emphasizing the need for religious freedom and urging Iran to cease human rights abuses.

Senator Mike Lee proposed a bill to revoke D.C.'s sanctuary status for medical professionals performing abortions or gender transition procedures illegal in some states.

The GAO report exposes extensive abuse, fraud, and wasteful spending in ACA plans, with fake applications often approved, including subsidies for deceased individuals, revealing systemic issues in Obamacare.

Senators Tillis and Budd praised the Senate confirmation of David Bragdon and Lindsey Freeman as U.S. District Court judges for North Carolina's Middle District.

The INVEST Act, featuring over 20 bipartisan bills, is set for a U.S. House vote to aid small businesses in capital acquisition and give investors more freedom.

Kate Stewart highlighted the accomplishments of the Montgomery County Council during her presidency, including budget success and community support against Trump administration policies.

Montgomery County offers financial aid for recreation programs through Rec Assist, supporting residents with scholarships for classes and memberships from December 8.

Senator Ron Wyden is actively confronting the DHS to address the denial of Congressional access to immigration detention facilities, emphasizing the importance of oversight in upholding human rights and preventing mismanagement.

A federal audit found that Minnesota issued improper CDLs to non-domiciled drivers, prompting a USDOT warning and a potential loss of $30.4 million in highway funds unless the state corrects the violations.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy removed nearly 3,000 CDL training providers for noncompliance, focusing on safety and stricter regulations.

The U.S. House has passed the DEAL Act, aimed at supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs, particularly in regions often overlooked by investors.

Reps. Jordan and Hageman probe cartel activity in tribal lands affected by border policies. They seek FBI data on crime linked to policy impacts on Native American areas.