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Schumer demands Rubio give Senate briefing on US military buildup around Venezuela

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) on Wednesday called for the Trump administration to divulge more details on why the United States is surging military assets near Venezuela’s coast.  Schumer said he wanted Secretary of State Marco Rubio to give all senators a classified briefing on President Donald Trump’s “military buildup and reported plans for […]

Trump revives demands ABC take Jimmy Kimmel off the air

President Donald Trump resurrected calls on Thursday for late-night host Jimmy Kimmel’s show to be canceled, nearly two months after the comedian was briefly suspended for controversial remarks he made about political activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination.  “Why does ABC Fake News keep Jimmy Kimmel, a man with NO TALENT and VERY POOR TELEVISION RATINGS, on […]

Republicans facing ‘worst-case scenario’ in redistricting war as midterm elections near

Republicans may be facing a “worst-case scenario” in their redistricting fight with Democrats after a three-judge federal court panel ruled that Texas cannot use a racially gerrymandered congressional map hastily drawn this summer at President Donald Trump’s urging.  Trump’s public push for Texas and other red states like Indiana to revise their maps ahead of […]

On Epstein, Thomas Massie finds himself in unusual place: The majority

When a bill passes the House by an overwhelming bipartisan vote of 427-1, you would usually assume Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) would be in the minority. But that wasn’t the case Tuesday, when the House voted on legislation to require the Justice Department to release its records concerning the late convicted sex offender and disgraced […]

Republicans risk Obamacare paralysis with renewed healthcare debate

Congressional Republicans are being dragged back into a 2017 debate over Obamacare, reviving a bitter GOP divide that handed President Donald Trump an early black mark on healthcare. Republicans are poised to let Obamacare’s enhanced subsidies lapse at the end of the year, viewing them as an overly generous benefit with insufficient guardrails against fraud […]

Senators warn of ‘fragile’ US air system after 43-day shutdown

Air traffic officials warned Tuesday that the nation’s flight system remains dangerously fragile after the 43-day shutdown, with controllers operating at a 25% staffing deficit and reporting unprecedented resignations from the Federal Aviation Administration Academy. At a Senate aviation subcommittee hearing, industry leaders, union officials, and aviation manufacturers described an exhausted workforce, mounting safety concerns, […]

Mace-led resolution to censure Cory Mills referred to Ethics Committee

Rep. Nancy Mace’s (R-SC) censure resolution aimed at fellow Republican Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL) was referred to the House Ethics Committee on Wednesday night. The House overwhelmingly voted to refer it to the committee, 310-103, with most Republicans and 106 Democrats backing the motion. Mills introduced the motion to refer it to committee, stalling Mace’s […]

North Carolina Senate candidate Whatley blames rival Cooper for Charlotte ICE operations

Republican North Carolina Senate candidate Michael Whatley blamed Democratic foe former Gov. Roy Cooper for recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement operations in Charlotte. ICE arrested at least 120 illegal immigrants in Charlotte and planned to go to Raleigh on Wednesday. Whatley is running against Cooper for North Carolina’s Senate seat in 2026. He said Cooper’s […]

Trump to meet with ‘Communist Mayor’ Mamdani in Oval Office on Friday

President Donald Trump confirmed he will meet with New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani on Friday. The president previously said he would meet with the socialist, whom he called a “communist” in the announcement, but it was unclear when. “Communist Mayor of New York City, Zohran ‘Kwame’ Mamdani, has asked for a meeting. We have […]

House votes to repeal ‘Arctic Frost’ provision added to government funding deal

The House voted unanimously to repeal a Senate provision, added at the last minute to the short-term government funding bill that passed last week, to entitle certain senators to compensation if their data is accessed by the federal government. The lower chamber voted on the repeal provision under suspension of the rules in the House […]
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