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4+ hour, 55+ min ago (436+ words) The Ghoul was right when he told Lucy, "No one near Robert House is safe." But that was somehow even more true than anyone realized, though. As the men at the bar learned in Fallout season two, episode one's opening scene, most people never even knew they were near Mr. House. And those who did find themselves in his presence ran the risk of becoming Mr. House's biological robot servants. The explosion didn't bother Fallout's Mr. House at all. He simply picked up his blood-covered device and said, "The world may end, but progress marches on." As did his double. And maybe for a very long time. And this Mr. House double act that could explain how, no matter what happened in Fallout: New Vegas, Mr. House is still alive on Prime Video's Fallout series and could show up in…...

5+ hour ago (324+ words) By Sam Barron "|" Tuesday, 16 December 2025 09:55 PM EST Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, R-Pa., said Tuesday that he would continue with his discharge petition to force a floor vote on extending Affordable Care Act subsidies that are set to expire at the end of the year. Fitzpatrick, who represents a battleground district, rebuffed House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., who tried to find a workaround by allowing a vote on an amendment that would be similar in substance, Politico reported. Johnson told moderates such as Fitzpatrick he would agree to vote on their bill if they agreed to turn off their discharge petitions and ensure the amendment was paid for with a satisfactory offset, Politico said. The speaker also wants to use Fitzpatrick's legislation, which would extend "Obamacare" subsidies for two years, as the base for a compromise amendment, according to Politico. Johnson said…...

6+ hour, 14+ min ago (69+ words) U.S. House Rules Committee holds a meeting on following Acts at 2 p.m. ET on Dec. 16: H.R. 498 - Do No Harm in Medicaid Act H.R. 3492 - Protect Children... LIVE NOW: House Rules Committee Meets on Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act And Other Acts LIVE NOW: House Rules Committee Meets on Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act And Other Acts...

6+ hour, 52+ min ago (59+ words) The House is expected to vote this week on a Republican plan to address rising health care costs as millions of Americans face skyrocketing insurance premiums in the new year. CBS News congressional correspondent Nikole Killion reports. House set to vote on GOP health care bill this week House set to vote on GOP health care bill this week...

7+ hour, 21+ min ago (230+ words) President Donald Trump's crusade to give the White House a $300 million ballroom was allowed to proceed on Tuesday, as a federal judge denied an emergency request to halt the posh project. The Trump administration must present its plans to the National Capital Planning Commission by the end of December, the judge ordered. "The court will hold them to that," Leon said at a crowded hearing. "They've got until the end of this month." The judge made the decision after receiving a classified government submission warning of national security implications of halting work. Historically, the Presidential Emergency Operations Center has occupied space beneath the now-demolished East Wing. The administration has insisted the project only requires Trump's authorization. However, it came to light this week that National Park Service officials completed an environmental assessment of the project in August and found it…...

8+ hour, 39+ min ago (19+ words) The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by The Age picture editors The Sydney Morning Herald...

8+ hour, 50+ min ago (99+ words) Speaker of the House won't bring a vote to extend enhanced subsidies under the Affordable Care Act. That means higher insurance premiums ... read more... That means higher insurance premiums will go into effect for millions of Americans who get coverage through Obamacare next year. There are some Republicans who say they would vote aye. Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., says "You can't have everything every time," - Here's who attended a white nationalist conference at a Tenn. state park (5 replies) - Swastika, noose downgraded to "potentially divisive"?!?!? (2 replies) - Knox County Juvenile Detention Center troubles grow (1 reply)...

9+ hour, 7+ min ago (363+ words) FAA Administration Bryan Bedford vowed Tuesday that he would maintain air traffic safety in the Washington, D.C., region, as members of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee's Aviation Subcommittee sharply questioned him about a push to allow waivers for military training flights. "We learned of Section 373 essentially when everybody else did last week," Bedford told the subcommittee members. "We are not going to go back into a position of a less safe airspace environment. We will monitor the airspace with vigilance and with safety first." Rep. Troy Nehls (R-Tex.), the subcommittee's chairman, criticized the provision. "Put simply, I do not believe that the military should be conducting any classified training missions or check rides up and down the Potomac River, in one of the most congested Class B airspaces in the country," he said. On Dec. 10, Jennifer Homendy, chair of the…...

9+ hour, 28+ min ago (151+ words) Casey attempted to save Roe by rewriting it, but that compromise ultimately collapsed in Dobbs. Morrison attempted to save Humphrey's Executor by rewriting it, but that compromise will (likely) collapse in Slaughter. Josh Blackman | 12.16.2025 4:26 PM Morrison v. Olson is not directly at issue in Slaughter, but any decision overruling Humphrey's Executor will vindicate Justice Scalia, whom Sauer rightly called "one of the greatest jurists in the history of the Court." And if Humphrey's Executor'is overruled, I do not think the independent counsel statute could ever be resurrected, and the special counsel regulations likely would not stand. NEXT: Are There Fourth Amendment Rights in Google Search Terms? Christian Britschgi | 12.16.2025 3:55 PM Eric Boehm | 12.16.2025 3:10 PM Ryan Bourne | 12.16.2025 1:00 PM Jason Russell | 12.16.2025 10:30 AM Liz Wolfe | 12.16.2025 9:30 AM...

9+ hour, 47+ min ago (799+ words) The One Big Beautiful Bill stands alone as the 119th Congress" most extraordinary piece of legislation " but it doesn"t have to. Under the Senate"s rules, congressional Republicans can use the reconciliation process to pass two more big, beautiful bills with a simple majority vote. And we would be fools to let this opportunity pass us by. Here"s the reality: Most of my Democratic colleagues would rather bathe with their toasters than support any part of President Donald Trump"s agenda. If Trump endorsed breathing to live, they"d hold their breath. They can"t stand the president, and that"s their right " but this hyper-partisanship makes it nearly impossible to gather the 60 votes needed in the Senate to pass most legislation. With the 1974 Budget Control Act"s reconciliation process, however, the Senate under certain circumstances can pass major…...