Month: September 2026
House Passes Resolution Denouncing Socialism
The resolution’s passage comes as democratic socialists have won Democratic primaries nationwide.
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House to Vote on Locking Supreme Court at 9 Justices as Democrats Float Expanding It
Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.) said the amendment would insulate the court from political pressure, while Democrats criticized it as a show vote.
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Tennessee Approves First-Ever License for Commercial Fusion Project
Tennessee issued its first-ever fusion-specific byproduct material license to Type One Energy, clearing the way for the company’s planned fusion facility in Clinton.
Type One Energy intends to break ground on the new facility at the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA)’s Bull Run Energy Complex, which the company expects to be operating by 2034, according to a state press release.
Massachusetts Fails To Get Suit Tossed Over Delayed Gun Permits
‘Their LTC applications are effectively denied’
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Federal Judge Blocks New York From Enforcing $75 Billion Climate Superfund Law
The court found the 2024 law imposed billions in liability preempted by the Clean Air Act
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The Male Workforce Crisis Nobody Is Talking About
An increasing number of able-bodied men are no longer working, which is creating ripple effects throughout the economy.
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