Burchett Goes After Senate LeadersRep. Tim Burchett, a Tennessee Republican, took aim at Senate leaders after the chamber stayed stuck on reopening the government and advancing the SAVE Act. In a Fox News interview, he said Senate Republicans had the votes to act if they were willing to change the chamber's 60-vote rule. He blamed Senate Leader John Thune for cutting a late deal with Democrats and then leaving the rest of the Senate to sort out the mess. Burchett said the public expects action, not the usual Capitol Hill stagecraft, where major votes seem to happen after most Americans are asleep and the camera crews are tired.The SAVE Act Stayed StalledBurchett focused heavily on the SAVE America Act, which would require voter ID and documentary proof of citizenship to register for federal elections. Supporters say that would tighten election rules, while critics warn it could create new barriers for some eligible voters. Burchett framed the bill as a popular Republican promise that Senate leadership failed to deliver. He argued that if the party cannot move a bill like this with a narrow majority, then the problem is not just math. It is the modern Senate, where a tiny procedural…

Atlanta Flight Gets Parked Fast Frontier Airlines Flight 2539 from Columbus to Atlanta landed around 5:09 p.m. Sunday, then the crew declared a potential hijacking and security concern. Airport staff moved the Airbus A320 to an inactive runway, emergency vehicles trailed behind, and passengers were taken off the plane and bused to the terminal while authorities searched the aircraft and bags. Flight tracking and video showed the jet sitting isolated for nearly two hours, which is a long time to think about airline snack choices and a very short time to want to be anywhere else. What Triggered The Alarm According to crew audio and accounts shared online, a passenger in seat 3A allegedly threatened to kill the person beside him and said there was a bomb on board. That kind of claim tends to collapse polite airline routine into a parade of radio calls, police tape, and very serious faces. No injuries were reported, and the threat was later described as non-credible, but officials had not yet laid out the full sequence of events or said whether charges had been filed. When a flight crew hears that kind of language, it does not wait for a press release with…