On June 15, 2026, The Congressional Times covers three major breaking stories: an Army National Guardsman pleads guilty to a fatal shooting at Fort Gordon, the U.S. and Iran reach an interim deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and begin nuclear negotiations, and the Secret Service removes UFC fighter Sean Strickland from a White House Ellipse event. Stay informed with the political intelligence Washington insiders rely on at thecongressionaltimes.com.

June 14, 2026: The Congressional Times covers Mayor Karen Bass's brother suing Los Angeles over 2025 Palisades Fire damages, a Texas judge barring cameras from the Karmelo Anthony murder trial, and a military jet crash in Washington State where the pilot safely ejected. Stay informed with concise, no-spin coverage of the stories that matter. Visit thecongressionaltimes.com for more.

On June 13, 2026, The Congressional Times covers the U.S. government's directive ordering Anthropic to block foreign nationals from accessing two AI systems, a federal judge's order forcing the Interior Department to restore removed national park exhibits, and President Trump's announcement that a U.S. military strike killed the leader of the Tren de Aragua gang. Stay informed on the political intelligence and Washington news that matters most.

On June 12, 2026, The Congressional Times covers HUD's suspension of federal homeless funding to Los Angeles, DNI Tulsi Gabbard rescinding two Biden-era Havana Syndrome intelligence assessments, Trump halting Iran strike plans amid claims of a diplomatic breakthrough, and SpaceX pricing its record-breaking $75 billion IPO at $135 per share. Get the political intelligence and conservative news analysis that matters most to Americans following Congress and Washington DC. Visit thecongressionaltimes.com for full coverage.

The Congressional Times covers the June 11, 2026 top stories: U.S. Navy strikes kill three Indian mariners on an Iran-bound tanker, the FBI makes its first 'Most Wanted Fraudsters' arrest, two Utah court clerks are indicted for obstructing ICE, and a House bill targets corporate lawsuits against cities rejecting data centers. Stay informed on the political intelligence that matters most. Visit thecongressionaltimes.com for full coverage.

On June 10, 2026, The Congressional Times covers four critical stories: U.S. military strikes in southern Iran following the downing of an American helicopter, the Maine Senate race emerging as a key 2026 midterm battleground, the State Department's new $750 expedited visa interview fee drawing pay-to-play concerns, and dual legal challenges threatening the DOJ's Anti-Weaponization Fund. Get the political intelligence that matters at thecongressionaltimes.com.

The Congressional Times covers the U.S. military airstrikes against Iran following the downing of an Apache helicopter, the House passage of a $69.5 billion immigration enforcement package along party lines, and a congressional watchdog report exposing serious security and health failures at the largest ICE detention facility in the country. Stay informed on the stories shaping Washington and America's national security posture. Visit thecongressionaltimes.com for more political intelligence.

The June 9, 2026 episode of The Congressional Times covers White House pressure on Europe over Ebola protocols ahead of the World Cup, a contested Maine Democratic Senate primary, stalled U.S.-Iran nuclear negotiations, and a major Chrysler recall of 1.08 million Jeeps over fire risk confirmed by the NHTSA. Stay informed on the political and policy stories that matter most to Americans. Visit thecongressionaltimes.com for the latest political intelligence from Washington.

The June 8, 2026 episode of The Congressional Times covers Qatar LNG and U.S. energy stakes in the Strait of Hormuz, Kamala Harris signaling a potential 2028 presidential run, a House report alleging the Walz administration ignored fraud warnings, and Saudi Arabia cutting July crude prices to Asia. Stay informed on the political intelligence that matters most to conservative Americans. Visit thecongressionaltimes.com for the full story.

The Los Angeles mayoral primary is still too close to call for second place. A Republican senator breaks with Trump over his DNI pick. And the president walks out of Meet the Press. All that and the Georgia Senate race where Trump silence speaks loudly.