Congress
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Courts & LawDon Lemon Seeks to Overturn FACE Act Protections for Churches
Aug 11, 2026
Don Lemon has filed a motion to dismiss charges under the FACE Act’s church protections, raising questions about the law’s future scope and legal durability.
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Courts & LawSenators Release Fauci Texts on COVID-19 Vaccine, Miscarriage Concerns
Aug 11, 2026
Senators released texts showing Dr. Anthony Fauci privately discussed possible miscarriage risks from COVID-19 vaccines, raising questions about public health.
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ElectionsSenate Fails to Pass SAVE America Act, Adjourns Until September
Aug 8, 2026
The Senate ended a late-night session without passing the SAVE America Act or voter ID measures, delaying key election security legislation until September.
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Courts & LawSenate Panel Holds Fauci in Contempt Over COVID Testimony
Aug 6, 2026
A Senate committee voted to hold Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress after he repeatedly invoked the Fifth Amendment during questioning on COVID-19 policies.
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Courts & LawFauci’s Fifth Amendment Plea Sparks Legal Debate Over Pardon and Contempt
Aug 4, 2026
Dr. Anthony Fauci’s refusal to answer Senate questions despite a broad presidential pardon raises legal questions about contempt of Congress and the limits.
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ImmigrationTrump Administration Faces Pressure to Cement Asylum Restrictions Amid Global Migration Surge
Aug 4, 2026
A surge of migrants in Spain's Ceuta enclave has intensified calls for the Trump administration to make permanent changes to U.S.
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HealthCongressional Bill Would Require Insurers to Cover Detransition Care Nationwide
Aug 3, 2026
A new bill would mandate private insurers cover restorative treatments for people detransitioning after gender procedures, expanding a Texas law nationwide.
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WorldTrump Administration Plans $175 Million Push to Counter China in Central America
Aug 1, 2026
The Trump administration is preparing to spend $175.8 million to replace undersea cables in Central America, aiming to curb China's regional influence.
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PoliticsBeshear Presses McConnell to Prove Fitness Amid Extended Senate Absence
Jul 30, 2026
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear is demanding Sen. Mitch McConnell publicly demonstrate he is fit to serve after a 46-day absence, raising questions about Senate.
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Courts & LawFauci Invokes Fifth Amendment Over 100 Times in Senate COVID-19 Hearing
Jul 29, 2026
Dr. Anthony Fauci repeatedly declined to answer Senate questions on COVID-19 origins, prompting GOP calls for contempt and debate over his legal rights.
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ImmigrationConservatives Push Legislative Response After Supreme Court Upholds Birthplace Citizenship
Jul 29, 2026
Following a narrow Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship, conservative lawmakers and legal experts urge Congress to redefine citizenship and challenge the.
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ElectionsRedrawn Texas Districts Drive Competitive Congressional Races
Jul 28, 2026
Four Texas congressional districts are in play after redistricting, with legal battles, high-profile candidates, and polling shifts shaping the contests.
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Courts & LawSenators Prepare to Question Fauci on Covid-19 Origins, Funding, and Ethics
Jul 28, 2026
Anthony Fauci faces Senate questioning on newly released records about Covid-19 origins, research funding, and ethics, raising scrutiny of his public statements.
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HealthFauci’s Diary Reveals Contradictions on Covid Fatality, Lab Leak, and School Closures
Jul 27, 2026
Sen. Rand Paul released Anthony Fauci’s diary, showing discrepancies between Fauci’s private assessments and public statements on Covid risks and policies.
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PoliticsVP Vance’s Outreach Helped Pass Iran War Funding, Voter ID Bill in House
Jul 25, 2026
Vice President JD Vance played a key role in securing House passage of a bill combining $95 billion for the Iran war and voter ID measures, overcoming GOP divisions.
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PoliticsHouse Passes Ban on Congressional Stock Trading, Adds Voter ID Requirement
Jul 22, 2026
The House approved a bill banning members of Congress from trading individual stocks and requiring voter ID, sending the measure to the Senate.
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Courts & LawBipartisan House Bill Seeks to Reverse Supreme Court Pesticide Liability Ruling
Jul 22, 2026
A bipartisan group in Congress introduced a bill to allow lawsuits against pesticide makers, challenging a Supreme Court ruling that shields them from liability.
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ImmigrationSen. Banks Introduces Citizenship Act Targeting Birthright Citizenship for Children of 'Invaders'
Jul 22, 2026
Sen. Jim Banks has introduced the Citizenship Act to restrict birthright citizenship for children of people in the country illegally, following the Supreme Court's.
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PoliticsHegseth Defends $67 Billion Pentagon Request Amid Iran Conflict Costs
Jul 21, 2026
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth told senators the Iran conflict has cost $37.5 billion as the Senate weighs a $67 billion Pentagon funding request.
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PoliticsPlanned Parenthood Regains Federal Funding After Congressional Ban Expires
Jul 21, 2026
Planned Parenthood has regained access to federal funds after Congress allowed a one-year Medicaid ban to lapse, reigniting debate over taxpayer support for abortion.
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ElectionsHouse GOP Pushes SAVE America Act Provisions in Final Pre-Recess Bills
Jul 20, 2026
House Republicans are racing to pass major funding bills with election security measures, including voter ID and proof of citizenship, before the August recess.
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Immigration47 House Republicans Back Bill Granting Legal Status to Unauthorized Farmworkers
Jul 20, 2026
Forty-seven House Republicans joined Democrats to support a bill offering legal status to unauthorized agricultural workers, drawing industry praise and sparking.
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PoliticsPro-Life Groups Protest Resumed Federal Funding for Planned Parenthood
Jul 20, 2026
Pro-life advocates and lawmakers protested outside the Capitol as federal funding for Planned Parenthood resumed after a one-year pause under Republican legislation.
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PoliticsTrump Administration Grant Reform Could Boost Congressional Earmarks
Jul 20, 2026
A proposed Trump administration rule would shift federal grant approval to political appointees, raising concerns about increased earmarks and government spending.
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ImmigrationOhio Sen. Moreno Revives Bill to End Birthright Citizenship, Citing Harry Reid Precedent
Jul 19, 2026
Sen. Bernie Moreno introduced a bill to end birthright citizenship, invoking a 1993 proposal by Democrat Harry Reid, after the Supreme Court upheld the policy.
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PoliticsTexas Imam Faces Backlash for Remarks on Lindsey Graham’s Death
Jul 17, 2026
Texas imam Omar Suleiman is under scrutiny after celebrating Sen. Lindsey Graham’s death, prompting condemnation from lawmakers and a formal House resolution.
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MilitarySenate Advances Amendment to Limit DEI Initiatives in Pentagon Funding Bill
Jul 16, 2026
Sen. Jim Banks secured an amendment in the defense bill to restrict DEI practices at the Pentagon, escalating debate over military priorities and policy direction.
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PoliticsHouse Republicans Press White House to Finalize Grant Transparency Rule
Jul 14, 2026
Thirty-four GOP lawmakers are urging the Office of Management and Budget to finalize a rule increasing transparency in federal grants, citing concerns over funding.
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Courts & LawSenators Release Records Alleging Special Counsel Jack Smith Improperly Accessed Lawmakers’ Texts
Jul 14, 2026
Newly released documents from Sens. Grassley and Johnson allege Special Counsel Jack Smith accessed and reviewed lawmakers’ text messages, raising constitutional.
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ImmigrationHouse Bill Would Require Hospitals to Report Immigration Status of Social Security Recipients
Jul 13, 2026
Rep. Chip Roy has introduced legislation mandating hospitals report the immigration status of Social Security recipients, citing concerns over taxpayer costs.
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PoliticsSen. Lindsey Graham Dies at 71; South Carolina to Name Interim Successor
Jul 12, 2026
Sen. Lindsey Graham has died at 71 after a sudden illness, leaving a vacancy in the Senate as South Carolina prepares to appoint an interim replacement.
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ElectionsTrump Allies Accuse Thune of Blocking SAVE America Act From Defense Bill
Jul 10, 2026
House Republicans accuse Senate Majority Leader John Thune of excluding the SAVE America Act from the NDAA, escalating GOP divisions over election law.
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ElectionsCongress Fails to Act on Election Security and Planned Parenthood Funding Before Recess
Jul 7, 2026
Congress adjourned for the Fourth of July without addressing key legislation on election security and Planned Parenthood funding, raising concerns for GOP turnout.
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PoliticsBessent and Rubio Challenge Democrats in Heated Capitol Hill Exchanges
Jun 4, 2026
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Secretary of State Marco Rubio confront Democrats during congressional hearings, highlighting GOP's shift under Trump.
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ImmigrationRep. Nancy Mace Proposes Resolution to Bar Foreign-Born Citizens from Congress
May 22, 2026
Rep. Nancy Mace's resolution seeks to prevent foreign-born citizens from holding congressional and judicial positions, igniting debate over American identity.
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EducationDemocrats Propose Repeal of Trump-Era Student Loan Protections
May 8, 2026
A group of congressional Democrats seeks to repeal Trump administration rules limiting student loan amounts, igniting debate over college affordability.
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ImmigrationCongress Extends Temporary Protected Status for Haitians Amid Criticism
Apr 17, 2026
Congress has extended Temporary Protected Status for Haitians, raising concerns about the meaning of 'temporary' in immigration policy.
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PoliticsSupreme Court Decision on Tariffs Sparks Debate Over Congressional Authority
Feb 20, 2026
The Supreme Court's ruling on tariff authority raises questions about Congress's role in addressing trade issues, highlighting ongoing tensions in U.S. governance.
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ImmigrationRep. Bennie Thompson Uses AI-Generated Image During Hearing, Draws Criticism
Feb 10, 2026
Rep. Bennie Thompson faced backlash for using an AI-generated image of a death during a Homeland Security hearing, raising questions about credibility.
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Courts & LawCongress Faces Calls to Address Judicial Accountability Amid Criticism of Federal Judges
Feb 9, 2026
Calls are growing for Congress to reform judicial accountability processes after federal judges are accused of overstepping their authority.
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PoliticsCongressional Democrats Urge Military to Disobey Commander-in-Chief
Nov 20, 2025
Several congressional Democrats have publicly urged military personnel to refuse orders from President Trump, citing concerns over potential illegal directives.
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ElectionsTexas Court Blocks New Congressional Map, Impacting Midterm Elections
Nov 19, 2025
A panel of three judges has issued an injunction blocking Texas from implementing its newly drawn congressional map, a decision that could significantly affect.
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OpinionBe Ready For The Next Epstein Revelation To Fall Flat
Nov 19, 2025
The ongoing saga surrounding the release of Jeffrey Epstein's files has drawn comparisons to the Russia-Collusion affair, with critics arguing that many.
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PoliticsGOP Urged to Focus on Legislative Agenda Amid Internal Conflicts
Nov 17, 2025
Republicans in Congress are facing criticism for their internal disputes, which some argue are detracting from their legislative responsibilities. With less.
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OpinionCalling It 'Biden’s FBI' Diminishes The Real Threat
Nov 13, 2025
Sen. Chuck Grassley’s recent revelations about Operation Arctic Frost highlight the dangers of government weaponization, a concern that transcends party lines.
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OpinionWhy Republicans Should Resist The Urge To Bail Out Obamacare
Nov 12, 2025
Conservatives have expressed a sense of schadenfreude following the recent agreement by eight Senate Democrats to end the 'Schumer shutdown' and reopen the.
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EducationThe Government Gives Too Much Authority To Leftist Academics
Nov 7, 2025
The recent actions of the International Association of Genocide Scholars, which accused Israel of committing genocide in Gaza, have raised concerns about the.
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ElectionsCongress Must Pass The SAVE Act As Judge Blocks Trump Order
Nov 3, 2025
A federal judge on Friday ruled that President Donald Trump’s executive order requiring documentary proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote is.
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ImmigrationIllegal Aliens Milk SNAP For Taxpayer-Funded Free Food
Nov 3, 2025
Many illegal aliens who are not eligible for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits were nonetheless spared from food insecurity when a.
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PoliticsCongress Faces Decision on Enhanced Obamacare Subsidies
Oct 30, 2025
As Congress approaches the expiration of enhanced Obamacare subsidies on December 31, 2025, significant implications for millions of enrollees and taxpayers are.