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House Republicans Prepare $22 Million Ad Blitz to Lock In Florida and Virginia Redistricting Wins
The Congressional Leadership Fund announces new reservations in two states where recent redistricting battles gave Republicans an edge, as both parties position for November House races.
Rep. April McClain Delaney Wins Bitter Primary to Keep Her Maryland House Seat
The $23 million race became a flashpoint for Democratic divisions over Trump, money in politics and immigration, with former Rep. David Trone unable to reclaim his old seat.
Brooklyn Coffee Shop That Targeted Jewish Congressman Faces DOJ Probe After Reported Tax, Health Code Issues
The civil rights investigation comes as records show Poetica Coffee and its owner owe New York State hundreds of thousands in unpaid taxes.
Rand Paul Issues First Subpoena of Long Senate Career, Targeting Anthony Fauci
The Kentucky Republican is using new subpoena authority as Homeland Security chairman to compel testimony from the former pandemic advisor on gain-of-function research and records preservation.
Sununu, Airline Experts Testify Before Senate on Air Safety Concerns
The hearing comes amid a series of close calls and aviation accidents that have raised questions about the state of America's air safety infrastructure.
Fox News Poll: Voters Embrace Health Agenda While Rating RFK Jr. Negatively
The survey finds broad support for MAHA priorities like food safety and additive restrictions, though only 36% favor eliminating vaccine requirements.
Georgia Democrats Blast Requirement to Recount Votes by Hand in Bill That Would Keep Ballot QR Codes
The measure passed the Senate on a party-line vote, but the House has not yet scheduled it for consideration.
Senate Republican Says Iranian Leaders Want to Wipe Civilization Off the Map as Peace Talks Continue
Sen. Tim Sheehy criticized recent U.S.-Iran negotiations while Vice President Vance touted major progress at Switzerland summit.
Maryland Republicans Demand Answers After State Takes Over 2 Years to Remove Illegal Immigrant from Voter Rolls
Ian Andre Roberts, a Guyanese national with a final deportation order, was registered as an active Democratic voter despite never being eligible under federal law.
DOJ Opens Investigation Into NYC Coffee Chain That Refused Service to Rep. Goldman Over Israel Views
Poetica Coffee, which promotes 'radical hospitality' on its website, posted a refund and public message telling the Democratic congressman not to return after his purchase.