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Republicans boost Democrats’ demands to extend Obamacare subsidies

Republican lawmakers are upping the pressure on GOP leaders to extend enhanced health insurance subsidies set to expire at year’s end for those with Affordable Care Act coverage, bolstering similar demands from Democrats as part of government funding talks. Outspoken factions in both chambers are doubling down on warnings it would be politically and economically […]

Foreign leaders remember Charlie Kirk as defender of freedom after activist’s assassination

Leaders from around the world mourned the death of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk after he was assassinated at a Utah university Wednesday. A gunman, who is still on the loose, shot and killed Kirk while he was speaking to students at the university. Argentine President Javier Milei called Kirk a “staunch defender” of the West […]

MSNBC analyst Matthew Dowd fired after ‘insensitive’ remarks during Charlie Kirk coverage

MSNBC has fired analyst Matthew Dowd after he made “insensitive” remarks during the coverage of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk’s assassination Wednesday. Dowd appeared to blame Kirk for the violent action against him. “He’s been one of the most divisive, especially divisive younger figures in this, who is constantly sort of pushing this sort of hate […]

Bondi and Patel named in ‘retribution’ lawsuit by ex-FBI officials

Three former senior FBI officials are suing ranking Trump administration law enforcement officials for what they describe as a political purge ordered by top law enforcement officials under pressure from Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI director Kash Patel. In a lawsuit filed in federal court Wednesday, Brian Driscoll, Steve Jensen, and Spencer Evans allege […]

Trump to target ‘radical-left’ groups funding violence that led to ‘martyr’ Charlie Kirk’s death

President Donald Trump suggested that his administration will target “radical-left” groups that funded violence toward Charlie Kirk and other conservative figures, including the president himself. Trump mourned Kirk, who was shot and killed on Wednesday at a Utah university, in an Oval Office address. “Charlie was a patriot to my great fellow Americans. I am […]

Democrats mum on gun control but condemn political violence after Charlie Kirk assassination

In the aftermath of the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk, several Democratic power players mourned him and slammed political violence. But unlike in past deadly episodes of gun violence, the leaders were silent on calling for any gun control measures. “I am deeply disturbed by the shooting in Utah,” former Vice President Kamala Harris […]

Fox News host Will Cain stops show for prayer and moment of silence after Charlie Kirk shot

Conservative commentator Will Cain observed a moment of silence on his Fox News show after a gunman shot and killed Charlie Kirk on Wednesday. He said the communications director at Turning Point USA, a conservative organization that he was the executive director of, asked his team to sit in a moment of silence. “We are […]

House Oversight takes up DC crime bills on day Trump’s federal takeover expires

Republicans backing President Donald Trump’s emergency takeover of the nation’s capital pushed to make the crime clampdown permanent with new legislation that Democrats slammed as an overreach. The House Oversight Committee marked up a slew of bills on Wednesday related to crime in Washington, on the same day Trump’s DC police takeover expires. The hearing […]

Supreme Court denies South Carolina bid to enforce transgender bathroom law

The Supreme Court declined to allow South Carolina to enforce a law requiring students to use bathrooms corresponding to his or her biological sex on Wednesday. The 6-3, unsigned order said the request, brought forward as an emergency petition by the state, was not denied on the merits, but rather due to the standards the […]

NDAA passes House with amendment to repeal Iraq war authorizations

The National Defense Authorization Act passed the House on Wednesday with a bipartisan amendment to repeal the 1991 and 2002 war authorizations related to Iraq and make it harder for presidents to bypass Congress on military actions. The defense policy legislation passed 231 to 196, with four Republicans defecting and 17 Democrats joining the rest […]
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