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By PVAL News | September 14, 2026 Kentucky Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell returned to the U.S. Senate on Monday, Sept. 14, casting his first vote after more than three months away while recovering from a fall and later hospitalization. The 84-year-old senator arrived at the Capitol in a wheelchair and briefly addressed reporters before entering…
By PVAL News President Donald Trump has made a new promise to American voters: If Republicans keep control of both the U.S. House of Representatives and the Senate in the 2026 midterm elections, every adult U.S. citizen could receive a $5,000 payment. Trump made the announcement on September 9, 2026, during the Republican Party’s midterm…
By PVAL News For millions of Americans, filling up the gas tank has once again become a financial burden. Gasoline prices have climbed sharply in 2026, with the national average reaching roughly $4.20 per gallon in early September. Over Labor Day weekend, the national average reached approximately $4.14 per gallon-setting a record for the holiday…
By PVAL News Washington, D.C. Natalie Harp was once a relatively unknown political aide. Today, she has become one of the most recognizable people in President Donald Trump’s inner circle. Harp serves as a special assistant to the president and executive assistant to the president, earning a government salary of $150,000 a year. But newly…
By PVAL News With the 2026 midterm elections less than two months away, the battle for control of Congress is entering a decisive stage. Republicans currently control both chambers, while Democrats are looking to voter concerns about the economy, President Donald Trump’s approval ratings, and competitive races across the country as possible openings to regain…
By Charmaine Conliffe | PVAL News Every election brings the same familiar argument: Which political party is better for the economy? Democrats point to job creation, economic growth, public investment, and rising wages. Republicans often emphasize tax cuts, business investment, deregulation, and growth. Both parties argue that their policies create a stronger economy. But voters…
By Charmaine Conliffe | PVAL News The economy does not move in a straight line. There are periods when businesses expand, employment grows, consumers spend more, and economic activity increases. There are also periods when economic activity slows, businesses become more cautious, unemployment can rise, and consumers reduce spending. These ups and downs are commonly…
By PVAL News If removing a president were as simple as public anger, court challenges, or breaking-news headlines, the answer would be easy. But in the American system, outrage alone does not remove a president—the Constitution sets a much higher bar. President Donald Trump is still in office despite continuing political controversy, legal battles, congressional…
By PVAL News A New Battle Over the 2026 Elections A fight over mail-in voting is quickly becoming one of the most important election-law battles ahead of the 2026 midterms. At stake is not only how millions of Americans may cast their ballots, but also how far presidential power can reach into the rules that…
By PVAL News The Trump administration is preparing to revoke the B-1 and B-2 visas of as many as 200,000 foreign nationals who have applied for, or are currently seeking, asylum in the United States. The visas reportedly cover individuals who received business or tourism visas between 2016 and 2026. If implemented at that scale,…
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