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Trump administration can’t tap contingency fund to pay for SNAP benefits, Speaker Johnson says

House Speaker Mike Johnson said Monday the Trump administration cannot legally tap into a $5 billion Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program contingency fund to pay for food benefits during the government shutdown.

GOP’s Jack Ciattarelli endorsed by Democratic mayors, left-leaning groups in N.J. governor’s race

New Jersey GOP gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli has received unexpected endorsements from elected Democratic officials in the state.

Trump jabs Spanberger and Sherrill for their stances on energy and boys in girls’ sports

President Trump slammed Democratic gubernatorial nominees Mikie Sherrill of New Jersey and Abigail Spanberger of Virginia over their stances on energy and boys in girls' sports.

Trump says he received MRI, raising fresh health questions

President Trump said Monday that he received an MRI scan during his trip earlier this month to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.

Democrats hope to woo Alaskan voters with progressive pastor who opposed transgender bathroom ban

A Presbyterian pastor from Anchorage has entered the race for Alaska's lone U.S. House seat in hopes of unseating freshman Republican Rep. Nick Begich.

Federal workers union demands end to government shutdown, ups pressure on Democrats to fold

The country's largest union representing federal workers on Monday called on Senate Democrats to end the government shutdown immediately by passing a short-term spending measure.

Indiana governor calls special session of GOP-led Legislature to redraw congressional maps

Indiana Gov. Mike Braun announced Monday that he is calling the Republican-led state Legislature into a special session to consider changes to the state's congressional maps.

Biden warns of dark days for the country as he urges Americans to stay optimistic

Former President Joe Biden called these "dark days" as he urged Americans to stay optimistic and not to check out in response to what he says are attacks on free speech and tests on the limits of executive power by President Donald Trump.

Rubio says IDF targeted strike Saturday didn’t violate ceasefire

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Monday the U.S. does not see the Israeli strike over the weekend targeting a military official of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad movement as a violation of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas.

Democrats are choosing politics over people, and they admit it

Once again, Washington finds itself in a completely avoidable mess. The federal government is shut down, not because Republicans refused to act, but because Democrats chose politics over people.  House Republicans did our job. We passed a clean, nonpartisan continuing resolution to keep the government open, ensuring our men and women in uniform, farmers, and […]

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