Day: July 5, 2026
C-SPAN’s 2026 “Cram for the Exam: AP Government and Politics” special offers students last-minute content review, expert tips, and live Q&A to bolster exam readiness nationwide.
Donald Trump delivered a campaign-style July 4 speech on the National Mall, using celebrations for the upcoming US 250th anniversary to rally supporters and attack his political opponents.
Actress and activist Jane Fonda was arrested on the steps of the U.S. Capitol during a planned climate change protest, drawing national attention to her ongoing campaign for urgent environmental action.
Families of children with disabilities say proposed Education Department changes risk worsening an already struggling special education system, warning support gaps and inequities could deepen.
The Washington Post examines Trump’s unexpectedly softened green card policy, exploring shifting political pressures, implications for immigrants, and how the move contrasts with his earlier hard-line stance.
The University of Washington women’s soccer team took on a local high school boys squad in a surprising exhibition matchup, and the unexpected final result is sparking debate over gender, skill, and competition.
The White House has requested $87.6 billion from Congress to fund the Iran war, support struggling U.S. farmers, and bolster the federal response to the Ebola outbreak, PBS reports.