Trump declines to sign the bipartisan housing legislation, calls for the approval of the SAVE Act.
Trump Critiques Senate Over Housing Bill Standoff President Donald Trump expressed his refusal to sign a bipartisan housing bill that recently passed through Congress. His decision, announced via Truth Social, stems from frustration over the Senate’s failure to advance the SAVE America Act, which enjoys backing from a significant number of Republicans and some Democrats. […]
First Amendment Groups Criticize Bipartisan Lawmakers’ ‘Alarming’ Effort To Regulate Election Speech
Republican Representative Mike Lawler from New York, along with Democratic Representative Josh Gottheimer from New Jersey, has urged four federal agencies to address alleged election misinformation linked to artificial intelligence (AI). This call has sparked concern from First Amendment advocates. The lawmakers are asking the Department of Justice (DOJ), Department of Homeland Security (DHS), Cybersecurity […]
SEE — ‘Most Bipartisan’ Democrat Rep. Susie Lee: Pete Hegseth Makes Her ‘Want to Hit Him’
Despite claims that Rep. Susie Lee (D-Nev.) is the most bipartisan member of Congress, her recent comments about Army Secretary Pete Hegseth suggest otherwise. During an event at the Sun City Liberal Club in Las Vegas, she expressed frustration about Hegseth, stating it would make her want to “smash him.” Lee, who is campaigning for […]
Trump postpones signing of the bipartisan housing bill, Johnson states it remains law
Housing Package Awaits Trump’s Decision The House of Representatives has officially sent a significant bipartisan housing package to President Donald Trump, and lawmakers are crossing their fingers that he won’t veto it. Initially, President Trump was set to sign the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act last week. But he canceled the signing ceremony at […]
Sen. Pete Ricketts at ACC Conference: “I Am Confident” We Can Achieve a Bipartisan Agreement on Permitting Reform
Sen. Ricketts Advocates for Bipartisan Permitting Reform At the inaugural American Chemistry Council (ACC) Summit, Senator Pete Ricketts (R-Nebraska) expressed his belief in a shared interest across party lines for permitting reform. He participated in a discussion led by ACC President and CEO Chris Jahn, where they highlighted the urgent need for reform in this […]
Elizabeth Warren criticizes Trump for not agreeing to the bipartisan housing bill
Warren Criticizes Trump Over Housing Bill Stalemate In a recent local TV interview, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren expressed strong discontent towards President Donald Trump, calling him a “manchild” for refusing to sign a bipartisan housing package. During her appearance on WCVB’s “On the Record,” Warren was candid about her frustrations, urging the president to “Sign […]
Senate Commerce Committee moves forward with a bipartisan proposal to change NIL regulations.
Senate Moves to Regulate College Sports The Senate is gearing up to review bipartisan legislation that could reshape intercollegiate sports significantly. Lawmakers are looking to establish national standards for name, image, and likeness (NIL) funding, aiming to mitigate roster disruptions from player transfers. Senators Cruz, Cantwell, Baldwin, and Booker are emphasizing the necessity for federal […]
Reps. Laura Gillen and Mike Lawler collaborate on a bipartisan proposal to reduce federal taxes for New Yorkers.
Efforts for Tax Relief in High-Cost Areas Democratic Rep. Laura Gillen from Long Island and Republican Rep. Mike Lawler from the Hudson Valley are seeking to bridge their political differences to help residents in New York and other areas with high taxes. The proposal, known as the Cost of Living Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, […]
New Senate bill aims to address problems in college sports with bipartisan support
Senators Tackle College Sports Challenges U.S. senators are stepping in to address the chaotic state of college sports. On Wednesday, Senators Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.) unveiled a bipartisan bill aimed at tackling significant issues like student-athlete eligibility and the transfer portal. The proposed College Sports Protection Act includes several key measures: Granting […]
Senate bipartisan legislation addresses NIL issues in college sports and establishes the ‘Lane Kiffin Rule’
Bipartisan Bill Introduced to Address Match-Fixing in College Sports Two prominent senators, Ted Cruz (R-Texas) and Maria Cantwell (D-Wash.), have proposed a bipartisan bill aimed at resolving ongoing debates about match-fixing within college sports. This legislation introduces the “Lane-Kiffin Rule,” which seeks to regulate player payments, limit “free” transfers to just one during an athlete’s […]