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The U.S. Transportation Secretary requested Congress to direct Amtrak to rename New York Penn Station. The proposed rebuild includes a presidential seal with President Trump's name etched into the wall at an entrance.

Congress is divided over war powers resolutions aimed at compelling Trump to end an Iran war. Trump is expected to veto any legislative attempts to restrict his authority to conduct military action against Iran.

The U.S. Senate blocked a resolution seeking to halt the Iran war until hostilities are authorized by Congress. The Senate voted 49 to 47 against advancing the war powers resolution.

Congress and INDIA bloc MPs paid homage to students who died due to NEET paper leaks at Gandhi Smriti. Mr. Gandhi carried a small copy of the Constitution, while opposition MPs Mahua Majhi and Mahua Moitra held the national flag.

Yuva Morcha plans a protest march to the Kerala Chief Minister's residence on July 24 to address issues like PSC examination irregularities and the Congress-led agitation at the Prime Minister's official residence.

The BJP chief warned Congress against supporting anti-national forces. The statement highlights concerns over political alignment with such groups.

The U.S. House passed a resolution directing President Donald Trump to end hostilities with Iran, but the measure is symbolic as Trump is unlikely to sign it. The vote was 214-208, with four Republicans joining Democrats, and the Republican-led Senate's stance remains uncertain. The resolution requires troop withdrawal unless Congress authorizes military force, amid rising oil prices and debates over congressional authority.

Congress and BJP workers held protests and counter-protests in Shivamogga. The incident involved opposing political groups clashing in the area.

Rajeev Chandrasekhar accuses Congress of encouraging violence and anarchy through student protests as part of a desperate political strategy amid the erosion of the INDIA alliance. The BJP State president claims this is a tactic to gain attention as the alliance weakens.

President Trump attempted to use a FEMA terrorism-prevention grant program to pressure states into adopting specific election administration policies, including transitioning voting systems and verifying voter citizenship. The administration's requirements faced resistance from Congress and courts, which have blocked similar efforts in the past.

Trump stated the Saudi nuclear deal excludes enrichment and depends on relations with Israel. The civilian nuclear cooperation agreement, signed Wednesday, will be sent to Congress for review by the Department of Energy.

Nagenthran warns Congress and other political parties against misleading youth. The statement emphasizes preventing political influence over young people.

Democrats allege that IRS chief Frank Bisignano may have misled Congress. The IRS reported a loss of over 31,000 employees by January due to government cuts under President Trump, according to the agency's inspector general.

Omar Abdullah responded to J.P. Nadda's remarks, where Nadda accused the National Conference and Congress of remaining silent on a paper leak scandal. The exchange occurred between the Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister and the Union Health Minister.

Jack Smith, referred to the Justice Department in a criminal case, is accused of lying to Congress. The referral involves allegations of providing false information to a congressional body.

Parliament Monsoon Session Day 4 saw both Houses adjourned until noon. The government is prepared to discuss NEET today but warned Congress against imposing conditions, according to Rijiju. LoP in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge reiterated the Opposition's demand for Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation.

Opposition reacted to PM Modi's decision to establish fast-track courts and demanded Dharmendra Pradhan's resignation. Congress leader Rahul Gandhi called for Pradhan's resignation via a post on X.

Jack Smith, former Special Counsel, faces a criminal referral for allegedly making false statements during a December 17, 2025, deposition related to a Trump probe. The Committee on the Judiciary cited 'strong evidence' of his knowing false statements to Congress.

BJP and Congress held competing protests in Jaipur. The Congress's evening protest heightened political tensions in the state capital.

Jim Jordan recommended criminal charges against Jack Smith, alleging he made false statements to Congress during a deposition. The referral to the DOJ centers on Smith's role in cases against President Trump. Jordan, a House Judiciary Chair, cited the referral in accusing Smith of misconduct.

The House passed a bill that would ban members of Congress from trading individual stocks.

The Indian government proposes a debate on the NEET paper leak controversy during a stalled Lok Sabha session, while the Congress party seeks an adjournment motion to prioritize the issue and demands the resignation of the Education Minister.

Republicans in Congress continue to support the Iran war despite public disapproval and rising costs, with lawmakers defending President Trump's decisions while facing pressure to demand more information. The conflict has led to increased military spending, including $37.5 billion, and escalating tensions over the Strait of Hormuz, as Democrats push for congressional approval votes.

Republicans in Congress continue to support the Iran war despite public disapproval and rising political risks ahead of midterms. Lawmakers face pressure over escalating costs, gas prices, and U.S. military actions in the Strait of Hormuz, while polls show most Americans believe the war is not worth fighting.

The House passed a bill prohibiting members of Congress from purchasing individual stocks, allowing retention of existing holdings but requiring public notice before selling. The legislation includes exemptions for the president and certain investments, and faces criticism for not addressing conflicts of interest fully. The bill also incorporates a voter identification requirement, sparking bipartisan opposition.

The United States and Saudi Arabia have signed a multi-billion dollar nuclear power agreement, which will undergo congressional review. Provisions related to uranium enrichment are expected to face scrutiny from some lawmakers.

J.P. Nadda questioned Rahul Gandhi about his selective focus on paper leaks, noting that Gandhi did not address similar incidents under governments led by the Opposition, including the Congress.

President Donald Trump has secured a nuclear cooperation agreement with Saudi Arabia, allowing the kingdom to pursue uranium enrichment under strict conditions with a preference for U.S. companies. The deal, known as a 123 agreement, faces congressional scrutiny due to proliferation risks but aims to boost U.S. nuclear industry interests while including safeguards to prevent weapons-grade fuel production.

Rep. Kat Cammack proposes mandatory background checks for Congress staff, citing claims of foreign agents infiltrating Capitol Hill. She describes foreign government-paid aides as the worst kept secret on Capitol Hill.

Congress and BJP workers were detained during opposing protests in Bengaluru. R. Ashok alleged an attack by Congress cadre and filed a petition with the Bengaluru City Police Commissioner.

Rahul Gandhi demands the Prime Minister apologize to students and the Education Minister resign over 156 paper leaks and 'zero convictions'. The Opposition fully supports the protesters' 'legitimate' and 'non-negotiable' demands.

The House is voting on the Stop Insider Trading Act, which would ban members of Congress from making new stock purchases but would not require them to divest existing holdings. The legislation aims to prevent insider trading by lawmakers.

The article discusses the conflict over the War Powers Act, highlighting that Trump, like Nixon before him, believes Congress should not limit his military actions. It frames this as a recurring issue involving executive authority and legislative constraints.

A BJP protest march at the Kerala Pradesh Congress Committee headquarters in Thiruvananthapuram turned tense. The march was organized in response to a Congress demonstration outside Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s official residence in New Delhi.

A NEET protest at a Mysuru college sparked a confrontation between Congress and BJP. The incident highlights political tensions over the entrance exam.

A protest organized by Congress at Bandi Sanjay’s campaign office escalated into a tense situation. The event highlights political unrest related to the individual's campaign activities.

Two senior Congress leaders, T. Nagalakshmi and D. Satish Babu, joined YSRCP in the presence of Jagan. The article states Nagalakshmi is the Ongole city Congress committee president and D. Satish Babu is a senior Congress SC Cell leader.

BJP denies claims from a former staffer as fabricated and threatens legal action. Congress calls for a court-monitored investigation, while CPI(M) organizes a protest march. The dispute centers on reports related to the Thrissur office.

Congress staged a protest in Srikakulam over the India-U.S. farm deal. The demonstration reflects opposition to the agricultural agreement between the two countries.

US President Donald Trump approved a 30-year deal allowing Saudi Arabia to build a civil nuclear program with uranium enrichment facilities, excluding Chinese and Russian firms. The deal lacks restrictions previously imposed by the Biden administration, such as requiring normalization of ties with Israel, and raises concerns about regional nuclear proliferation and congressional opposition.