Lawmakers need to put an end to immigrant welfare chaos now that the Supreme Court has chosen not to.
A significant portion of immigrant households in the U.S. relies on welfare, costing taxpayers billions and affecting the sustainability of support programs for those who genuinely need help. A lot of this financial strain is attributed to the concept of birthright citizenship. However, one shouldn’t expect the Supreme Court to address this issue anytime soon. […]
Lawmakers call on the IRS and Treasury to investigate nonprofits connected to the CCP
House Members Call for Investigation into Nonprofits Linked to China Top officials in the House of Representatives are urging the Treasury Department and the Internal Revenue Service to look into U.S. nonprofit organizations that have been reportedly used by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to influence elections and political matters in the United States. These […]
Lawmakers respond to frustration over parole releases in California.
Legislative Response to Parole for Child Sex Offenders Frustration surrounding the parole of child sex offenders has made its way into state legislatures. In response, Democrats are shifting their stance to better tackle the existing loopholes. On Tuesday, both Democratic and Republican lawmakers put forth bills aimed at limiting parole hearings for older prisoners. Currently, […]
Trump warns Iran while Democratic lawmakers push for his impeachment.
Trump’s Stark Warning to Iran Amid Deadline Tensions Former Vice Presidential National Security Advisor KT McFarland shared insights on President Trump’s recent threats directed at Iran, particularly following his post on Truth Social. She noted that the recent assaults on Kharg Island, a site crucial for oil exports and military operations, might be attempts to […]
Republican lawmakers advocate for stopping federal support for transgender animal experiments
Republican Lawmakers Aim to Block Transgender Animal Testing Funding in 2027 Spending Bill A group of Republican lawmakers, led by Rep. Paul Gosar from Arizona, is pushing to prevent federal funding for transgender animal testing in the upcoming fiscal year 2027 spending bill. This effort, supported by Lisa McClain, the Republican Conference Chair from Michigan, […]
House approves DHS funding measure as lawmakers begin recess without resolution to shutdown
House Passes Temporary Funding Bill Amid Ongoing Shutdown Late Friday, the House approved a temporary funding measure that will support the Department of Homeland Security. However, the 43-day shutdown could extend for several more weeks. The two-month funding extension passed by the House may face challenges once it reaches the Senate. There, any funding proposal […]
House committee Republican lawmakers investigate widespread hospice fraud in California
Investigation into Hospice Fraud in California Republicans on the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee have initiated an investigation they call “Rampant Taxpayer Fraud in California’s Hospice Program.” This inquiry follows recent reports revealing unsettling evidence of fraudulent activities in the state’s hospice program. Allegations include providers overcharging Medicare and enrolling beneficiaries without their consent, […]
Iowa Rep Hinson aims to restrict lawmakers’ airport benefits during the shutdown
New Bill Aims to Equalize Airport Treatment for Congress and Public Amid the continuing partial government shutdown, a proposed bill seeks to hold Congress members accountable in the same way ordinary citizens are experiencing the effects. Representative Ashley Hinson (R-Iowa) is putting forward the “Repeal of Congressional Special Treatment at Airports Act” in the House, […]
Kentucky Lawmakers Approve Legislation to Allow Concealed Carry for 18 to 20-Year-Olds
Kentucky Senate Approves Bill for Young Concealed Carry The Kentucky Senate has passed a bill allowing individuals aged 18 to 20 to carry concealed firearms for self-defense. This legislation, known as HB 312, received a 30-17 approval in the Senate on March 20, 2026, following a 73-17 vote in the House. Under HB 312, young […]
Lawmakers Unable to Resolve the Second Longest Shutdown Ever
Senate Fails to Resolve Partial Government Shutdown The Senate was unable to resolve the partial government shutdown on Friday, as Democrats continued to block a vote aimed at reopening the government, citing policy disagreements. This marks the second occurrence of such a situation within a year. Due to attendee issues, the Senate’s vote ended at […]