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GOP senators, House conservatives to call for ‘fiscal sanity’ and stronger border security

GOP senators and members of the House Freedom Caucus are urging conservative fiscal priorities and stricter immigration policy along the southern border.

Whitmer’s sister drops from NY House race, endorses progressive Dem for high stakes GOP-controlled seat

Liz Whitmer Gereghty has suspended her campaign for New York’s 17th district and endorsed Democrat Mondaire Jones' bid to oust Republican Mike Lawler.

A Democratic Pundit Sounds an Alarm on Immigration

William Galston has an interesting point in the WSJ

Higher Education’s Self-Inflicted Harm

Far more Americans think that higher education has become a curse for the country.

Christie Says He Would Not Sign a Federal Six-Week Ban on Abortion If Elected

‘One thing I know for sure is there is no consensus around a six-week abortion ban nationally,’ Christie said.

Trump knocks DeSantis for being an ‘absentee governor’

Former President Donald Trump on Wednesday labeled Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis an "absentee governor" for spending so much time campaigning for president in Iowa.

Senate Republicans grudgingly warm to Democrats’ plan to end Tuberville’s military holds

A handful of Republican senators reluctantly concluded they may have to side with Democrats to end Sen. Tommy Tuberville's blockade against confirming hundreds of military promotions.

Trump doubles down on health care reform plan: ‘Obamacare sucks’

Former President Donald Trump is digging in on his plan to replace President Barack Obama's health law with a "better" program, even as Democrats relish a revival of the Obamacare wars.

Lawmakers move to force a vote this week on expelling Rep. George Santos from the House

House lawmakers from both parties moved Tuesday to force a vote this week on the expulsion of Rep. George Santos, a Republican from New York who was the subject of a scathing ethics investigation released earlier this month and is facing nearly two dozen charges in federal court.

Koch endorsement shows donor class still prefers Trump to populist alternative

Seven years ago, Republican donors failed to coalesce around an alternative to Donald Trump, allowing a candidate who was under 30% nationally as late as February 2016 to walk away with the nomination as a divided field could never top his celebrity power.

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