US Politics

‘They’re xenophobic—nobody else coming in. They’ve got real problems.’

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) was openly critical of the motion to vacate but announced that he wouldn’t be pursuing a rule change.

The charges against the Homeland Security secretary were swiftly tossed by the Senate.

Mr. LaTurner will stay in Congress until after the election and will not affect the GOP majority, after others—like Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.)—left prematurely.

The Homeland Security secretary was pelted with questions about the slain student’s alleged killer.

Despite the mounting pressure, House Speaker Mike Johnson has maintained that funding Ukraine is the right thing to do.

‘Illegal border crossings by Chinese nationals are skyrocketing,’ said Florida Rep. Brian Mast. ‘This is a national security threat.’

The caucus has come out against advancing bills that would give assistance to Israel, Ukraine, Taiwan, in addition to a bill that forces China to divest TikTok.

‘It’s a family tradition,’ to be politically active, says independent presidential candidate

‘Today, we are holding Iran accountable—imposing new sanctions and export controls on Iran.’

The bill, now set for swift passage in the Senate, does not require that intelligence officials have a warrant to search Americans’ data and communications.

The legislation prohibits entities deemed sufficiently owned or controlled by individuals within an adversary country from operating within the United States.

The final tally was 404–14, with one Republican and 13 Democrats voting against it.

A quartet of wealthy donors with strong ties to progressive causes are paying $50 million in battle against former president.

‘That was flippant, and I shouldn’t have done that,’ Holden Thorp said.

Hidden voters, third-party candidates, and turnout figures compound uncertainty over the outcome.