Senate Republicans include $1B for Trump ballroom security in large funding package
Funding for White House Ballroom Raises Eyebrows Among Senate Republicans Senate Republicans have revealed unexpected allocations in a new funding plan for security improvements tied to President Donald Trump’s proposed ballroom, a project previously claimed to be fully privately funded. Late Monday, they announced a reconciliation bill emphasizing immigration enforcement, with a total expenditure set […]
Schumer starts a Senate elections group after the SAVE Act didn’t succeed.
Senate Democrats Form “Free and Fair” Elections Task Force Senate Democrats have initiated a “Free and Fair” Elections Task Force amid challenges faced by Republicans in advancing legislation for voter ID and citizenship verification. Leading the effort are Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) and former Attorney General Eric Holder, alongside Marc Elias and other […]
A Senate Democrat’s uncertain place in the party raises questions as the midterms approach
There’s a lot of talk around the shifts in Senate power after the midterm elections, and one Democratic senator, in particular, has caught quite a bit of attention. Pennsylvania’s Sen. John Fetterman has been depicted as somewhat politically adrift, as detailed in a recent article by Politico. The piece highlights that as the midterm elections […]
Survey Indicates Rep. Mike Collins Ahead in Georgia Republican Senate Primary
Rep. Mike Collins Leads in Georgia Senate Primary Polls Rep. Mike Collins (R-Ga.) is ahead of his competitors in the race for Georgia’s Senate seat, as indicated by recent polling data. Collins, who operates a trucking company, is positioned as a strong candidate. He’s competing against Governor Brian Kemp in Georgia’s 10th Congressional District. Other […]
Sen. Tim Scott believes the GOP can grow its 53-47 Senate majority in the upcoming midterms.
With half a year remaining before the midterm elections, Sen. Tim Scott, who chairs the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), expressed confidence that Republicans can not only maintain their slender 53-47 majority but possibly expand it as well. Scott, in a recent chat with Fox News Digital, acknowledged that the political landscape is getting more […]
Pennsylvania Senate candidate faces federal charges for reported threats to kill Trump
A man from Pennsylvania has been indicted on federal charges after allegedly making severe death threats against a member of Congress, their daughter, and former President Donald Trump. These threats reportedly occurred between April 2025 and January 2026, as stated by the FBI. Raymond Chandler III, who recently declared his intention to run for the […]
Sanders campaigns in Michigan for progressive Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed
During his “Fight the Oligarchy” tour, Senator Bernie Sanders gathered supporters in Detroit, Michigan, on Sunday. He was joined by Senate hopeful Dr. Abdul El-Sayed and House candidate Rep. Donavan McKinney. Sanders emphasized the need for courageous leaders in Washington, D.C., ones who are willing to confront the existing political system and the oligarchy. He […]
Senate prohibits senators and staff from gambling on Kalshi, Polymarket
Senators Banned from Using Insider Information for Prediction Markets The Senate has taken a significant step by passing a bill that prohibits senators and their staff from participating in prediction markets like Calci and Polymarket. This decision came right before a week-long break from Washington, D.C. These prediction platforms allow individuals to wager on various […]
Bitcoin surpasses $78K, with ETH, SOL, and DOGE also rising as Senate passes Clarity Act yield obstacle.
Market Updates: S&P 500 and Bitcoin Trends The S&P 500 recently achieved a new all-time high, while Bitcoin saw a resurgence, hitting the $80,000 mark early Saturday. In Asian trading on Saturday, Bitcoin was at $78,180, marking a 0.8% increase this week. This recovery came after a dip to around $75,500 earlier in the week, […]
Senator Van Hollen supports Maine Senate candidate’s Nazi tattoo, explaining it relates to PTSD.
Chaos in Maine Senate Democratic primary Chad Pergram, a Chief Congressional Correspondent, reports that Governor Janet Mills has withdrawn from the Democratic primary for the Maine Senate, leaving Graham Platner, a controversial candidate, as the likely nominee. Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) has responded to backlash against Platner regarding his “Nazi tattoos” and past remarks […]