Trump?s push for Mideast peace: analyst says ?we?re closer than ever?
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With Benjamin Netanyahu facing intense pressure at home, and external pressure mounting on Hamas and its backers ? including Iran ? retired Navy Captain Armen Kurdian said real progress is possible, but fragile. He credited President Trump?s willingness to both support and criticize Israel as a potential diplomatic asset, noting that success hinges on cutting off Hamas funding and applying sustained international pressure.

Prince George's County aims to help laid-off federal workers

Officials in Prince George’s County moved forward Tuesday with plans to help laid-off federal workers get back on their feet.

Bondi testifies at congressional hearing on DOJ

Pam Bondi avoided questions while defending herself during a congressional hearing amid criticism that she's turning the Justice Department into a weapon to seek revenge against President Donald Trump’s political opponents.

White House says it will use tariff revenue to save food aid program

The White House said it has found a workaround to fund a food program during the government shutdown to keep aid flowing for millions of women and children. Here’s what we know.

Cuomo says Mamdani doesn't have the experience to be NYC mayor

Cuomo sat down for an interview on Good Day New York to discuss why Democratic nominee Zohran Mamdani shouldn't be mayor.

The Insurrection Act: What is it and could Trump invoke it for National Guard?

As conflict over Trump’s deployment of federal troops continues, Trump said Monday he’d be willing to invoke the Insurrection Act if necessary to get active duty military in states. Here’s what that means.

Government Shutdown 2025: DC communities stepping up

The effects of the federal shutdown continue to ripple across the region. From museums and marriage licenses to local governments scrambling to support furloughed workers, the impact is being felt in every corner of the DMV.

Can America Relearn Civility? Author Says It Starts With Seeing Each Other as Human Again
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As headlines of political violence and threats grow more common, The Soul of Civility author Alexandra Hudson joins The Final 5 to explore whether America can rediscover the art of disagreement without dehumanization. Hudson explains the crucial difference between politeness and civility?one is surface-level etiquette, the other a deeper respect for our shared humanity. She warns that social media has amplified our worst impulses by granting ?the power of invisibility,? and urges Americans to bring tough conversations back into real life.

Government shutdown 2025: Latest updates as Senate votes Monday

The government shutdown has continued into its sixth day, with lawmakers on both sides of the aisle pointing fingers. 

The Final 5: October 3rd, 2025
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The Final 5 is a daily recap of the roller coaster that is American politics. It's not your regular newscast and that's something we're proud of.

Trump calls on Jay Jones to drop out of Virginia AG race after 'DEMENTED' texts resurface

President Donald Trump is demanding that Virginia Democrat Jerrauld “Jay" Jones drop out of the race for attorney general, posting a blistering statement on social media Sunday that intensified pressure on the Democratic candidate.

Another challenger enters race for Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton’s seat

D.C. Council member Brooke Pinto has entered the race to become the city’s next congressional representative, releasing a campaign video on Monday.

Government shutdown drags into second week with no deal in sight

The federal government shutdown entered its second week on Monday with lawmakers still at an impasse and no resolution in sight.

Ghislaine Maxwell's appeal rejected by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from Ghislaine Maxwell, the imprisoned ex-girlfriend of Jeffrey Epstein.

Why does Virginia hold 'off-year' elections?

The general election is scheduled for Nov. 4, 2025. But why is it that Virginia is one of only four states that hold elections in "off years?"

Virginia AG candidate under fire for old texts
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Democratic Virginia Attorney General candidate Jay Jones is under fire for texts he sent back in 2022, where he joked about shooting the Republican Speaker of the House.