Republican Senators Start Inquiry Into California’s Handling of Severe Fires
Republican senators are looking into the response to the devastating Palisade fire in California that occurred in January, resulting in the loss of 12 lives. The inquiry, spearheaded by Senator Rick Scott from Florida, aims to uncover lapses in disaster prevention that may have contributed to the high levels of destruction and fatalities from the […]
New congressional map in Missouri might change a Democratic House seat to Republican.
Missouri House Passes New Congressional Map The Missouri House of Representatives has approved a new congressional map, aiming to give more U.S. House seats to Republicans as the 2026 midterm elections approach. The Missouri Senate is expected to introduce a new map that will eventually go to Republican Mike Kehoe for approval. A special session […]
Republican representative focuses on truckers’ English proficiency following migrant’s arrest in fatal Florida accident
New Legislation Aims to Address English Proficiency for Truck Drivers In a response to recent tragic incidents involving illegal immigrants driving commercial vehicles, some GOP House members are pushing for new legislation. This initiative, led by Byron Donald, a candidate for Florida governor, focuses on enforcing English language proficiency among U.S. truck drivers. One case […]
Michigan sheriff’s son encouraged to seek a Republican congressional seat
Captain Mike Bouchard May Enter Congressional Race in Michigan With Rep. John James (R-Mich.) focusing on the governor’s mansion, a few conservatives in Michigan are keen to find a replacement for him in Congress, particularly for the 10th District. They seem to have identified a promising candidate—Captain Mike Bouchard, son of longtime Oakland County Sheriff […]
Republican legislators urge Trump to avoid disrupting shutdown discussions
Republican lawmakers are pushing President Trump to support a straightforward, short-term funding resolution without attaching contentious MAGA priorities that might cause government shutdowns. On Capitol Hill, Republicans are preparing for the specific requirements that Trump, along with management and budget director Russell Vaught, may expect from both parties as they engage with Congressional negotiators. They’ve […]
Pressure increases on Republican leaders to continue ObamaCare support
Pressure is mounting on House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) from various GOP members to extend the expired tax credit from the Care Act. Many rank-and-file Republicans are urging the leader to ensure these popular benefits don’t lapse at the year’s end. Recently, 11 GOP lawmakers have supported a plan that would prolong the tax credits […]
Chinese Hackers Pretended to Send Emails from Senior Republican
The FBI and Capitol Police are looking into a series of deceptive emails sent to House staff by Chinese hackers impersonating Rep. John Moolenaar (R-MI), who chairs the House Selection Committee on US-China strategic competition. An article from the Wall Street Journal highlighted that this email was dispatched to Moolenaar’s committee staff and then circulated […]
Gen Z Republican connected to Trump runs for the position of the youngest member of Congress
Joe Mitchell Announces Congressional Campaign in Iowa Joe Mitchell, a former official in the Trump administration and a founder of a nonprofit aimed at recruiting young conservatives, declared his candidacy for the open U.S. House seat in Iowa on Monday. At just 28 years old, Mitchell is entering a primary contest in Iowa’s Second Congressional […]
Republican and Democratic leaders seek to ease shutdown conflict
Congressional leaders are looking to minimize potential conflicts leading up to the September 30 deadline for government funding, signaling that both Republicans and Democrats may not reach a straightforward agreement for a “clean” extension lasting 45 days or possibly longer. Democrats aim to maintain pathways for bipartisan negotiations to prevent government shutdowns. They are hesitant […]
Senator from the Republican party supports RFK Jr. against criticism from both Democrats and Republicans regarding vaccines
Sen. Roger Marshall’s Defense of HHS Secretary Kennedy Senator Roger Marshall (R-Kan.) supported Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Sunday, shortly after both parties raised pointed inquiries regarding vaccine policy reforms at the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). During an appearance on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” Marshall referred to […]