President Trump unveils a historic $54 billion Alaska LNG pipeline backed by South Korean investment, marking a major energy breakthrough.

The Senate confirmed Keith Sonderling as Labor Secretary on a party-line vote just before recess, ending months of uncertainty and advancing a pro-business agenda.

Pope Leo XIV condemns France’s assisted suicide law while crowds of 800,000 gather. Baptisms in France jump 20 percent as the Church revives.

Left-wing streamer Hasan Piker faces backlash over a University of Texas event. The school denied a larger venue, forcing ticket returns and security fee disputes.

Ukraine fired over 1,000 drones at Russia during parliamentary elections, hitting an oil refinery and killing two civilians in Moscow.

Vice President JD Vance explains the White House media ban, citing “basic fairness” and comparing Politico to Breitbart, while House Majority Leader Scalise admits confusion over the decision.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang tells CBS News there is zero chance AI ends the world by 2030, pushing back against fears from former researchers.

Former U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl, a key figure in Arizona water policy and Supreme Court confirmations, died Wednesday at age 84 following a dementia diagnosis.

The DCCC added radical-left candidate Will Lawrence to its Red to Blue list after his primary win, reigniting tensions with party centrists over his past record.

Kamala Harris calls for AI slowdown in 2026, echoing past warnings from Obama and Jeffries, despite her 2023 claim that AI is just “two letters.