1: President Trump Withdraws Support for Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene

The President cites recent disagreements and dissatisfaction with the Georgia congresswoman.

President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that he is withdrawing his support and endorsement for Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene. In an extended post, he criticized Greene’s recent conduct and said conservative leaders in Georgia are considering primary challenges.

Why It Matters to You: The withdrawal marks a significant political break between two previously aligned figures and may influence upcoming primary decisions and party dynamics. READ MORE

2: President Trump Signals Multi-Billion-Dollar Lawsuit Against BBC

The President alleges a BBC documentary used misleadingly edited footage.

President Donald Trump says he plans to sue the BBC for between $1 billion and $5 billion, claiming a 2024 documentary edited his January 6 remarks in a way that misrepresented them. The BBC has apologized for the editing but maintains it does not believe defamation occurred.

Why It Matters to You: The dispute raises questions about media accountability, international broadcasting standards, and the limits of defamation claims across borders. READ MORE

3: Senator John Fetterman Hospitalized After Heart Flare-Up

Pennsylvania’s junior U.S. Senator under observation after a fainting incident on a walk

Senator Fetterman of Pennsylvania was admitted to a Pittsburgh hospital after a “ventricular fibrillation flare-up” caused him to feel light-headed and fall during a morning walk. While the injuries reported are minor and he remains under medical supervision, the incident raises questions about his ongoing health. His office says he is being closely monitored and his treatment regimen is being adjusted.

Why It Matters to You: As a sitting U.S. Senator, Fetterman’s health can affect his ability to serve constituents and participate in key votes. It also highlights how health transparency in public officials impacts both policy and public trust. READ MORE

4: Trump Administration Lifts Biden-Era Drilling Restrictions in Alaska

More than 10 million acres cleared for oil and gas development in the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska

The Trump administration has officially revoked the previous restrictions placed by the Biden administration on oil-and-gas leasing in Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve. The rollback opens up large tracts of state land for extraction, with officials citing energy security, local jobs, and lower energy prices. Environmental groups warn of ecological damage.

Why It Matters to You: This move signals a major shift in U.S. energy policy, especially for domestic fossil fuel development, environmental regulation, and energy-price dynamics. It also impacts Alaska’s economy and Native communities directly. READ MORE

5: Government Reopens Today as Republicans Score Major Win and Democrats Face Blowback

After weeks of deadlock, the government is back—but the damage from the shutdown is staggering.

Today, the federal government officially reopened following a standoff that cost the American economy an estimated $15 billion per week and totaled roughly $90 billion in lost output and disruptions. Around 1.5 million federal workers were put onto back-pay status during the shutdown. Critics like Hakeem Jeffries pushed to blame current President Donald Trump and his Republican allies, but the reopening marks a clear victory for the GOP in forcing Democrats to fold.

Why It Matters to You: The cost of the shutdown hits taxpayers, federal workers, and the broader economy—and every American’s security and services were on the line. This reopening means your government is functioning again, thanks largely to Republican pressure, and it shows how vulnerable federal funding processes remain. READ MORE