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Trumpworld forecloses on ‘fall guy’ housing director Bill Pulte amid mortgage drama cleanup

Bill Pulte’s days with the Trump administration seem numbered, as MAGA allies have soured on proposals coming out of his office aimed at solving President Donald Trump’s affordability problem. Pulte, Trump’s Federal Housing Finance Agency director, has been the subject of several damaging headlines after successfully petitioning Trump to back a 50-year mortgage option as […]

Why Democrats’ hard-fought redistricting wins may all be for naught

The Democrats’ aggressive response to the redistricting war with the GOP has helped the party stave off dramatic losses of congressional districts ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, as they seek to retake control of at least one branch in Congress. Yet the successful counterattacks against the GOP could be wiped out next year if […]

Trump confronted again by Epstein problem that won’t go away

Jeffrey Epstein died more than six years ago, and yet, he continues to haunt President Donald Trump from beyond the grave. House Oversight Committee Democrats disclosed on Wednesday that some of the convicted sex offender’s emails in their possession in which the disgraced financier writes that Trump “knew about the girls.” The revelations come hot […]

Chuck Schumer lost the government shutdown

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) is the biggest loser of the 43-day government shutdown fight. Progressive Democrats are angry that the shutdown ended on Wednesday night after the House passed a clean short-term spending bill and President Donald Trump signed it into law without extending the expiring Obamacare subsidies. While the vote was bipartisan in both […]

Flight cuts to remain at only 6% after shutdown due to air traffic controllers returning to work  

The number of flight reductions at 40 airports throughout the country is expected to remain at only 6% instead of the 10% total that Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced last week.  The reason for the shift is due to a larger number of air traffic controllers returning to work than previously expected, the Department of […]

Post-shutdown lines drawn over Obamacare abortion restrictions

The government shutdown may be over, but Republicans and Democrats are now divided over whether Obamacare subsidies should be subject to abortion funding restrictions if Congress agrees to extend them. Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-SD) said last week that any bipartisan deal on subsidies would have to include language similar to the Hyde Amendment, which prohibits federal funding […]

Bipartisan, anti-Trump group carrying 2025 momentum into midterm ‘affordability’ blitz

EXCLUSIVE — The Cost Coalition, a bipartisan group opposed to President Donald Trump‘s economic agenda, is looking to maintain momentum coming out of the 2025 elections with “targeted” affordability-focused investment campaigns for both House and Senate races during the 2026 cycle. The group was founded in May by Terry Holt, a longtime adviser to former […]

Boebert claims ‘no pressure’ to remove her name from Epstein petition

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-CO) denied reports that her meeting at the White House on Wednesday was to pressure her to remove her name from a congressional petition that would necessitate a vote to release files related to disgraced financier, convicted sex offender, and alleged sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. The petition, initially proposed by Reps. Thomas […]

Rep. Burchett claims Democrats blocked motion to get Epstein files ‘straight to the floor’

Rep. Tim Burchett (R-TN) claimed on Wednesday that Democrats blocked his motion to bring the Jeffrey Epstein files to the floor. The congressman made the revelation in a video posted to his social media as he was leaving the Capitol late Wednesday afternoon. “Just left the House floor and I tried to do a UC, […]

Trump rages at Democrats and the filibuster in signing bill to end government shutdown

President Donald Trump ended the government shutdown late Wednesday night, heaping a healthy dose of blame on Democrats for “inflicting massive harm” over the past 43 days. The House passed a short-term continuing resolution, previously approved by the Senate, to fund the government through the end of January earlier Wednesday evening. The bill was largely supported by […]
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