BillCam Briefing A Roundup of the Week’s Most Newsworthy US Legislation. Subscribe and See More on BillCam.com   Count the Crimes to Cut Act of 2025 – H.R. 2159: This bill asks the U.S. Attorney General and several federal agencies to provide clear information about federal crimes. The goal is to organize and …

On Tuesday, Utah State University’s historic Old Main building was abruptly evacuated when a “suspicious package” was discovered just hours before a scheduled Turning Point USA event. Students and staff were told to leave, and police cordoned off the area as the bomb squad moved in. Authorities quickly determined the …

A major federal immigration operation known as Operation Midway Blitz — announced in early September and named in honor of Katie Abraham — continued this week with a dramatic show of force in Chicago’s South Shore neighborhood. Federal agents from ICE, Border Patrol, the FBI and ATF carried out a …

The federal government entered a partial shutdown on Wednesday, October 1, 2025, after lawmakers failed to agree on a funding bill before the midnight deadline. The impasse between Democrats and Republicans left no short-term solution in place, triggering the government shutdown 2025 and leaving federal workers and agencies in limbo. …

Democrats are once again showing their hand — and it’s not about principle, it’s about punishment. Furious over how the Trump administration treated private companies, prominent Democrats are vowing to retaliate against anyone who so much as complied with Trump’s policies. Rep. Eric Swalwell recently promised that, should Democrats retake …

YouTube has agreed to pay $24.5 million to settle a lawsuit filed by former President Donald Trump and several co-plaintiffs over his suspension from the video-sharing platform in 2021. Settlement Details According to the court filing, $22 million will be directed to a tax-exempt entity known as the Trust for …

In the wake of high-profile political violence, conservatives and moderates are rightly furious — but righteous anger without a clear target is wasted energy. If the objective is to dismantle the NGO complex that functions as a partisan engine for one side, the charitable voter registration industry is the single, …

Officials in Oregon have launched a legal battle against former President Donald Trump, filing a federal lawsuit to block his order deploying National Guard troops in Portland. The state of Oregon and the city of Portland filed jointly on Sunday, targeting Trump, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, and Homeland Security Secretary …

A Sunday morning service turned into a scene of horror when a former Marine launched a deadly attack on a Mormon church, killing four people, injuring eight others, and setting the building ablaze. Authorities say at least 100 federal investigators are now on the ground, calling it an act of …

The Charlie Kirk assassination case advanced on Monday when Tyler Robinson, a 22-year-old Utah trade school student, made a brief but pivotal court appearance. Robinson faces charges of aggravated murder and multiple related offenses for allegedly killing conservative activist and Trump ally Charlie Kirk on September 10 in Orem, Utah. …

A new study published in Environmental Pollution has sounded the alarm: disposable COVID-19 masks — once promoted as essential to public health — have left behind 4.3 million tons of toxic waste. These masks are now breaking down, releasing microplastics, dyes, and heavy metals into the environment. Scientists warn that …

President Donald Trump announced on Saturday that he is directing the Department of Defense to send troops into Portland, Oregon, with what he called “Full Force, if necessary.” The former president framed the decision as a necessary step to defend U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facilities from attacks by …

Over the past few decades, birth rates have plummeted across the West, sparking alarm among policymakers, economists, and cultural critics. A recent Financial Times report underscored a startling fact: the fertility decline has been steeper among progressives than conservatives. This isn’t just a demographic curiosity—it’s a cultural signal. While some …

The New Republican Insurgents of New York For decades, New York City has been treated as an impenetrable fortress of Democratic power. Borough presidencies, city council seats, and community boards often feel like foregone conclusions, decided in primaries long before general elections. Yet beneath the surface, a quiet insurgency is …

For 70 years, the United States has been fighting an invasion at our southern border, but its not the invasion of illegal immigrants we are talking about. The United States has, for 70 years, been fighting a continuous aerial war against the New World screwworm, a parasite that eats animals …

“Dr. Hadar Elbaz, a specialist in alternative and functional medicine, explores the hype surrounding yet another new virus scare: ‘The Kissing Virus.’ How worried should we really be? She also answers the question of the most common mistake she sees people make when it comes to preventing disease. Lastly, she …

Ivermectin, the hero of the pandemic, and one of the most promising new cancer treatments has yet another application! The same amazing, safe and affordable drug that saved lives during COVID and continues to be used to fight off viruses, parasites and has even show promise in treating cancer, is …

Many today are haunted by the question: Will AI take our jobs? From software engineers to truck drivers to call center workers, occupations across the spectrum appear threatened. Exaggerated warnings of mass unemployment circulate daily, and AI is often blamed for a sluggish job market for recent graduates despite an …

In the early hours of Wednesday morning, violence erupted at a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center in Dallas when a gunman opened fire from a nearby rooftop. The attack left one detainee dead, two others critically injured, and ended with the shooter taking his own life. Authorities …

BillCam Briefing A Roundup of the Week’s Most Newsworthy US State and Federal Bills. Subscribe and See More on BillCam.com Correct the Count Act – H.R. 4884: Introduced in the U.S. House on August 5, 2025, the Correct the Count Act would overhaul how America’s population is tallied. The bill directs the Secretary of …