Burchett Plans to Block Socialist Chevalier from Congress over Flag Post
Tennessee Republican vows to challenge seating of New York Democratic candidate who said she would use American flag as napkin.
Senate Worked 32 More Days Than House This Year in Productivity Showdown
The Senate logged 32 more weekdays in session than the House this year, exposing a scheduling disparity that fuels debate over congressional productivity ahead of November elections.
Thousands of Legal Immigrants Lose Medicaid as Trump's Big Beautiful Bill Takes Effect
Legal immigrants without green cards began losing Medicaid coverage Oct. 1 under Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act, affecting far more people than federal estimates projected.
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House Republicans Block Taxpayer Funding for Noncitizen Healthcare in Medicaid Fight
House Republicans successfully stopped legislation directing taxpayer dollars to medical care for noncitizens, protecting Medicaid resources for American citizens amid broader healthcare funding debates.
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Supreme Court to Decide Trump's Third Country Deportation Policy in December Showdown
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in December on Trump's third-country deportation policy while allowing the program to continue, setting up a crucial test of executive immigration authority.
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DNC Sues Trump Administration Over Changes to Overseas Voting Forms
Democrats accuse the Pentagon of illegally altering absentee ballot forms for Americans abroad just weeks before the midterm elections, potentially disenfranchising military voters and overseas citizens.
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Red States Ask Supreme Court to Block Telemedicine Abortion Pill Laws
Louisiana, Alabama and Arkansas sued California, New York and Massachusetts over shield laws that let doctors mail abortion pills across state lines, forcing the Court back into abortion politics.
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Bipartisan Majority Opposes Roberts Letting Noncitizens Determine House Seats
New polling shows most Americans, including Democrats, want citizenship to matter for congressional apportionment, challenging Chief Justice Roberts' 2019 decision that blocked Trump's census question.