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Thune, GOP reject pushing ‘rifle-shot’ government funding bills during shutdown

Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., argued that the best way to ensure Americans don't go without food benefits and that federal workers are paid is to reopen the government.

Republicans fight Newsom’s $88M redistricting ‘power grab’ as Prop 50 battle heats up

House Republican leadership spends $13 million opposing Gov. Gavin Newsom's California redistricting measure Proposition 50 ahead of Nov. 4 vote.

John Thune Is Sure the GOP Will Win the Shutdown Fight. The Real Question Is What to Do About Obamacare

Democrats insist on extending Obamacare subsidies. Republicans say they’re just propping up a broken system.

The Biden Pardons Scandal Isn’t Going Away

The most damning revelation in the Comer committee report concerns the lie that the blanket pardon was of ‘nonviolent’ offenders.

DHS reports 8,000% increase in death threats against ICE

The Department of Homeland Security on Thursday said death threats against ICE personnel have increased 8,000% as the agency moves to carry out President Trump's deportation plans.

Trump’s nominee for Export-Import Bank withdraws over Russia ties

President Trump's choice for a high-level position at the U.S. Export-Import Bank stepped aside after Democrats and the media raised questions about his ties to Russia.

Texas’ Crockett inches toward Senate bid against Cornyn

Texas Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett is moving close to a Senate campaign, meeting with a potential campaign manager and preparing to poll ahead of the 2026 election.

AG Jason Miyares’ surge in polls offers GOP hope in Virginia

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares' reelection campaign is closing strong.

Poll: Most GOP voters say U.S. should sell Tomahawks to Ukraine

A new survey of likely Republican voters shows that a majority supports President Trump selling long-range Tomahawk missiles to Kyiv, which would put Moscow well within range of strikes from Ukraine.

This group will pay $920 more per month if ObamaCare subsidies expire

With ObamaCare insurance options opening up for enrollment on Saturday, one group of Americans could see their monthly premiums go up should tax credits expire at the end of the year. Americans 60 years and older with an income of $65,000 will pay $920 more a month in 2026, according to estimates from the health...

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