Watchdogs Sue to Stop Wall Street’s ‘Pay-to-Play’ Access to Trump Truth Posts
Watchdog groups sued Trump over his “pay-to-play” scheme on Truth Social, giving subscribers early access to posts from key decision-makers for up to $100,000.
Where Did Venezuela’s $13 Billion in Oil Money Go? Senate Democrats Want Answers
Three senators demand answers on $13B+ in Venezuelan oil revenue Washington won’t explain, as new remittance rules hang in the balance.
Trump’s Open Claims That He Directs Super PAC Spending Draw Watchdog Complaint
Federal law bars those holding federal office from directing spending decisions for a political organization with no contribution limits.
Boston Public Health Commission Partners with 30+ Academic Institutions
This coalition will work to advance workforce development, research, and health equity. Friday, September 18, 2026 — Boston Public Health Commission
U.S. Weighs Withdrawing Tens of Thousands of Troops From Europe Despite Russian Threat
Current and former U.S. and Western officials report that the Pentagon is considering options to withdraw between 25,000 and 40,000 troops from Europe, shifting focus to other global priorities as NATO allies voice concern over Russian aggression.
Voting in the US midterm elections from Greece
On November 3, Greeks should be watching the US midterm elections closely. These elections, when Americans vote for Congress – all 435 members of the House of Representatives and one-third of the Senate – are much more than a de facto referendum on the first two years of President Donald Trump’s second term.
US moves to clear German transfer of 10 Patriot interceptors to Ukraine
The transfer is subject to congressional review and could proceed if Congress does not pass a joint resolution blocking it.
Elon Constitution Day event explores the Declaration of Independence and American political imagination
Following the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence this summer, Elon University hosted a Constitution Day event exploring what the document can reveal about American political life,…
Live updates: Josh Shapiro presses for AI regulation instead of pause in development
Live updates and the latest news as Josh Shapiro presses for AI regulation and the Postal Service says it’s stopped work on a system to effect Trump’s mail ballot plan.
JD Vance returns to Iowa as Senate and governor races heat up
WASHINGTON (AP) — Vice President JD Vance is headed to Iowa for the second time this year to campaign for Republican majorities in Congress as he lays the groun