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Replace McConnell before the Election? Be Careful What You Wish For

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Texas Law Allowing Police to Arrest, Deport Illegal Immigrants Blocked by Federal Judge

The legislation, signed by Governor Greg Abbott in December, was set to take effect March 5.

House panel grills Defense Secretary Austin over secret hospital stay

Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin on Thursday faced pointed criticism from lawmakers on Capitol Hill over his failure to notify the White House and Congress about his hospitalization last month.

Speaker Johnson eager to work on spending bills, hopes to avoid stopgaps, fiscal cliffs

House Speaker Mike Johnson said he wants to "turn the page" on the current spending fight and shift focus to next year's appropriations cycle ahead of a vote Thursday to keep the government open.

Biden says he remains ‘hopeful’ about a Mideast cease-fire as he heads to the Texas border

Saying, "hope springs eternal," President Joe Biden told reporters he remains "hopeful" about the prospects for a pause in the fighting between Israel and Hamas, though he admitted, "probably not by Monday," as the president suggested earlier this week.

Federal judge rules migrant surge is not an ‘invasion’

A federal judge ruled Thursday that the migrant surge at the southern border is not an "invasion" under the Constitution and ordered Texas state officials not to enforce a new law creating state penalties for being in the country illegally.

Sen. John Cornyn first to run for McConnell’s leadership post

Sen. John Cornyn on Thursday announced he's running for Senate Republican leader after Mitch McConnell said he'll step down in November.

Legislation allowing recreational marijuana sales in Virginia heads to GOP Gov. Glenn Youngkin

Virginia lawmakers passed legislation Wednesday that if approved by Republican Gov. Glenn Youngkin would allow recreational retail sales of marijuana to begin next year.

Virginia lawmakers again decline to put restrictions on personal use of campaign accounts

Virginia lawmakers on Wednesday defeated for another year campaign finance reform legislation that would have prohibited elected officials from spending political donations on personal expenses such as mortgages, vacations or gym memberships.

Canada reimposes a visa requirement on Mexicans

Canada's government is reimposing the visa requirements on Mexican nationals visiting Canada, the immigration minister announced Thursday.

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