Eric Burlison

The House passed a temporary funding bill to keep the government operational through Dec. 4, avoiding a potential shutdown ahead of midterm elections. The party-line vote of 220-205 was driven by GOP leaders aiming to prevent voter dissatisfaction and prioritize a separate $95 billion defense and elections bill. Democrats criticized the measure as one-sided and lacking bipartisan negotiation.

House Republicans are passing a government funding bill months early to avoid a potential shutdown during the midterm elections, aiming to fund agencies through Dec. 4. Democrats oppose the stopgap measure, which maintains current spending levels, arguing it lacks bipartisan negotiations and necessary provisions.

House Republicans are passing a government funding bill months early to avoid a potential shutdown during the midterm elections. The bill would fund the government through Dec. 4, with GOP leaders accusing Democrats of causing chaos if they oppose it. Democrats criticized the rushed process and lack of bipartisan negotiation.

Vice President JD Vance failed to address concerns from fiscal conservatives about a GOP reconciliation bill that includes a $95 billion package without full funding. House Republicans criticized the lack of spending cuts and expressed skepticism over the rushed process, with some lawmakers arguing the plan prioritizes partisan goals over fiscal responsibility.

House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan is negotiating with Rep. Chip Roy and hard-line conservatives to draft an immigration bill aimed at resolving a House floor impasse. Talks involve combining a sanctuary cities bill with elements of Roy's broader proposal, but uncertainty remains about whether the solution will satisfy Roy and other GOP holdouts. A procedural vote to reopen the floor is set for Tuesday.

Experts and politicians claim a secret 1952 tape of an Air Force officials and scientists discussing unidentified flying objects during an 'Invasion of Washington' UFO briefing is set to be released soon. Rep. Eric Burlison stated the public could hear the tape shortly.

The House Freedom Caucus faces leadership changes as prominent members leave, with current chair Andy Harris term-limited. Potential new leaders include Eric Burlison, Andrew Clyde, Brandon Gill, Clay Higgins, and Andy Ogles.

At least 10 scientists and researchers linked to U.S. nuclear and aerospace programs have disappeared or died under mysterious circumstances, prompting a House Oversight Committee investigation. Cases span California, New Mexico, and Massachusetts, with notable figures including retired Air Force Maj. Gen. William Neil McCasland and NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists.

The US is investigating a possible conspiracy after at least 10 scientists linked to nuclear secrets and rocket technology went missing or died under suspicious circumstances. Republican House members James Comer and Eric Burlison demanded investigations from federal agencies, citing tabloid reports that suggest a 'grave threat to national security.'

A congressional probe into missing scientists was triggered by the disappearance of retired Air Force Gen. William Neil McCasland, a former official overseeing classified military research, who vanished in February 2024. Rep. Eric Burlison revealed the investigation, citing McCasland's ties to UFO research and the mysterious disappearances of 11 scientists in nuclear/rocket tech since 2022.

A congressional probe into missing scientists was triggered by the disappearance of retired Air Force Gen. William Neil McCasland, dubbed the 'UFO general,' who vanished in February 2023. Rep. Eric Burlison (R-Mo.) and House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer launched the investigation after 11 scientists in nuclear/rocket technology have died or disappeared since 2022, some linked to UFO research.

Rep. Eric Burlison (R-Mo.) suggested foreign adversaries might be responsible for the deaths and disappearances of nearly a dozen U.S. scientists in recent years, naming China, Russia, and Iran as potential culprits.

House Republicans are demanding answers from federal agencies about the deaths or disappearances of at least 10 individuals linked to U.S. nuclear and aerospace programs. Lawmakers suspect a potential national security threat, citing reports of mysterious incidents involving scientists and officials, though authorities have not confirmed any connections between the cases.

House Republicans are demanding investigations into the deaths or disappearances of at least 10 individuals linked to U.S. nuclear and aerospace programs, citing possible national security risks. Lawmakers have requested briefings from federal agencies, highlighting cases like retired Air Force General William McCasland and NASA scientist Monica Reza, though authorities deny active investigations.

Rep. Eric Burlison is demanding an FBI investigation into the disappearances and deaths of at least 10 U.S. scientists with access to top-level secrets over two years. Cases include retired Air Force Maj. Gen. William McCasland and Matthew Sullivan, with Burlison calling the pattern 'too coincidental' to ignore. President Trump acknowledged the issue but did not confirm connections.

An illegal immigrant, Cristian Lopez-Gomez, is accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a woman in Missouri's Kirksville during Easter. This marks the second violent crime in weeks involving an undocumented suspect, prompting DHS to urge Missouri officials not to release him. A separate case involves Yefry Archaga-Elvir, accused of murdering a 15-year-old boy in Missouri, fueling political backlash over immigration-related crimes.

A 15-year-old Missouri boy, Miles Young, was murdered by an illegal immigrant suspect, Yefry Archaga-Elvir, sparking outrage among Republican leaders who link the crime to border security failures. The incident has intensified calls for stricter immigration enforcement and deportation policies.