White House Calls Pritzker a Slob After Governor Claims Trump Has Dementia
The personal attacks escalated after Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker diagnosed the president on CNN, with the White House firing back that he's a 'certifiable loser.'
Supreme Court Allows Blockade on Trump Library of Congress Firing to Continue
The justices declined to lift a lower court order protecting the Copyright Office head, leaving the constitutional battle over executive power unresolved.
Washington Post Admits Supreme Court Went Too Far on Birthright Citizenship
Even the reliably pro-immigration Washington Post editorial board now says the justices decided more than they had to in striking down Trump's executive order.
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Trump Refuses to Sign Bipartisan Housing Bill Despite Veto-Proof Majorities in Congress
Congress passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act with overwhelming support (358-32 in the House, 85-5 in the Senate), but President Trump has demanded voter ID legislation before signing the most significant housing bill in 36 years.
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GOP Rebels Led by Don Bacon Threaten to Block Iran War Funding Over Poland Troop Withdrawal
A splinter group of moderate House Republicans is threatening to derail an 8 billion Iran war spending bill unless American troops are returned to Poland, exposing fractures in the GOP conference over foreign policy.
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North Carolina Republicans Override Veto to End Sanctuary Policies and Boost ICE Cooperation
House Republicans in North Carolina successfully overrode Governor Josh Stein's veto to end sanctuary city policies statewide and mandate stricter cooperation with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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White House Taps Jason Miller to Boost Midterm Messaging
Trump's longtime communications strategist returns temporarily to sharpen Republican messaging as the party faces the prospect of losing Congress in November.
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Supreme Court Takes Up Parental Rights and Election Cases for Next Term
The high court agrees to hear a landmark case on parents challenging schools over transgender policies, plus two election law disputes with November implications.