by Paul Dragu, The New American:

The House voted 336 to 95 to pass a short-term, laddered, continuing resolution that will fund the government through early next year. But it’s not policy that stirred the most chatter on Capitol Hill yesterday — the division and acrimony almost erupted into fist fights on two separate occasions. We look at what happened and discuss a history of violence on Capitol Hill.

Also, more Jews in America are beginning to appreciate the Second Amendment since the October 7 attack on Israel; eight Republicans voted against impeaching DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for his disastrous open-border policies; and the World Health Organization (WHO) is dealing with a big sex scandal in Congo, where more than 100 women were sexually abused.