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Rep. Mike Flood Faces Boos Defending Trump Tax, Spending Package at Nebraska Town Hall
The confrontation occurred after the Republican was asked what he would do to protect disability benefits under the sweeping legislation.
Suspect Ate Chick-fil-A and Interacted With Charlie Kirk Staff Before Shooting, Court Hears
Details of the suspect's movements before the incident emerged during preliminary court proceedings, according to BBC reporting.
Squad Member Calls DHS 'Greatest Threat to Our Safety' After ICE-Involved Shooting in Houston
Rep. Delia Ramirez, D-Ill., issued the criticism after federal officers shot and killed Mexican national Lorenzo Salgado Araujo during an immigration enforcement operation.
The Hill Launches 'The Hill Insider' Premium Digital Subscription Service
New tiered subscription model offers exclusive newsletters and live video events as digital media outlets seek new revenue streams.
Platner Faces Growing Calls to Drop Out After Rape Allegation
NBC News reports that the candidate is under mounting pressure from party leaders as the allegation becomes public.
Washington Law Requires Public Alert When Doctors Face Misconduct Charges. Delays Are Common.
An investigation by KUOW and ProPublica found the state medical commission sometimes waits months to announce allegations or fails to do so until after cases resolve.
Democratic Primary Debate Turns Testy in Michigan as Stevens, El-Sayed Clash Over Outside Spending and Israel Policy
The four-week sprint to the August primary has exposed deep divisions within the Democratic Party over money in politics, AIPAC's influence, and the future of U.S. support for Israel.
ICE Officer Fatally Shoots Man During Houston Traffic Stop
The July 7 incident occurred during a targeted enforcement operation to arrest an undocumented immigrant, according to ICE officials.
California Judge Dismisses Charges Against Doctor Who Drove Family Off Cliff After Mental Health Diversion Program
San Mateo County prosecutors say they will work with lawmakers to prevent attempted murder defendants from qualifying for such programs in the future.
Questions Swirl over Mitch McConnell's Extended Hospitalization as Allies Offer Rare Update
Republican allies say Tuesday's conversations provide the clearest evidence yet that McConnell remains alert and engaged while recovering, marking a shift toward more regular communication after weeks of limited disclosure.