Oklahoma Senator's 700 Late Stock Trades Raise Heat at the Capitol
Sen. Alan Armstrong filed roughly 700 previously unreported stock trades, filings show — including a multimillion sale tied to his former company and sizable tech buys. The late reports drew attention as Congress debates tighter rules on lawmakers’ trading.
Federal Judge Rocks Illinois Colleges With Blow to In-State Tuition for Undocumented Students
A federal court granted the Justice Department’s bid to bar enforcement of Illinois laws that let some undocumented students get in‑state tuition and state aid; the injunction is stayed 14 days for possible appeal.
AstraZeneca Quietly Rewrites U.S. Drug Launch Prices After Trump MFN Power Play
AstraZeneca says it has retooled pricing for new drug launches in response to the White House's most‑favoured‑nation push. The move could change launch timing and global price dynamics.
Trump Rolls Out White House Welcome For Zelensky In High-Stakes D.C. Visit
President Trump will meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House on Tuesday as Kyiv raises new warnings about Russian‑North Korean cooperation. The sit‑down follows back‑channel talks and recent NATO diplomacy.
Massie Targets Flock Spy Cams, Threatens To Cut Cash To Cities
Rep. Thomas Massie says he will sponsor a bill to withhold federal grants from cities and police that deploy Flock Safety cameras, raising new legal and local policy questions. The move follows audits, misuse cases and vandalism tied to the camera networks.
San Diego Reps Go to War on IVF Sticker Shock for Troops and Families
San Diego members of Congress unveiled twin bills to ease IVF bills: one would require TRICARE to cover fertility care for military families, the other lets people use retirement funds penalty‑free for treatment.












