The government's focus on this problem validates that the disclosure gap between registered lobbyists and paid protest organizers was never one related to principle.

In today's issue: ▪ Trump says Iran talks are ‘waste of time’ ▪ Israel at center of Michigan Senate debate ▪ The race to replace Platner ▪ Democrats seize on One Big Beautiful Bill President Trump said he thinks the memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Iran is “over” after the U.S. traded attacks with Tehran...

This flood was Biblical in its scale, they tell us.

Graham Platner's campaign says it never tried to influence the process, but Maine Democratic Party leaders say he has no role in picking a new nominee.

Former acting DHS Secretary Chad Wolf urges Congress to investigate Chinese-linked actors' role in THC hemp products and illegal marijuana operations.

Trump called Spain a "wasted cause" at the NATO summit and demanded an end to all trade after the ally rejected the 5% defense spending target.

Josh Turek, Paralympic gold medalist and Iowa Senate candidate, allegedly collected over $20,000 in per diem while missing 58.7% of his 2026 votes.

Troy Jackson filed paperwork to explore a Senate run as multiple Democrats eye replacing Graham Platner on the ballot against Susan Collins.

The Justice Department has filed over a dozen lawsuits challenging firearm restrictions nationwide, targeting assault weapons bans and handgun rosters.

Attendees at the Great American State Fair react to Trump's Fourth of July National Mall speech, calling it a celebration of freedom over politics.