Blue State Leaders Rage as Supreme Court Ends Haitian and Syrian Protections
Governor Hochul and other Democrats blasted the Supreme Court after it ruled 6-3 that Trump can terminate Temporary Protected Status for 350,000 Haitians and Syrians.
Johnson and Trump Align on Election Integrity as Housing Bill Sits Unsigned
Speaker Johnson declared unity with Trump after their White House meeting as the president refuses to sign legislation until Congress passes voter ID requirements.
Supreme Court Rules Migrants in Mexico Have Not Arrived in America
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that asylum seekers standing on the Mexican side of the border have not legally arrived in the U.S., giving Trump authority to turn them back.
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Congress Reaffirms Support for Taiwan as Top Official Visits Washington
Taiwan's Legislative Speaker Han Kuo-yu led a cross-party delegation to Washington, where lawmakers from both parties demonstrated unwavering support for the island amid rising Chinese pressure.
Politics
Republicans Fume as Trump Blows Up Housing Bill Over Voter ID Demands
President Trump abruptly canceled a housing bill signing, demanding the Senate pass his SAVE America Act first. The veto-proof legislation will become law anyway, leaving some GOP aides questioning the political wisdom.
Politics
White House Requests 87 Billion for Iran War Costs and Farm Aid
The Trump administration has asked Congress for 7.6 billion in supplemental funding, with most going to Pentagon replenishment after the Iran conflict, plus billions for farmers and Ebola response.
Election
Talarico Under Fire After Audio Surfaces of Him Calling Himself a Christian Who Hates Christianity
Resurfaced 2021 podcast audio shows Texas Senate candidate James Talarico describing himself as someone who hates Christianity, sparking controversy in a state with a deeply religious electorate.
Election
House Republicans Escalate Push to Force Senate Vote on SAVE America Act
GOP lawmakers are threatening procedural standoffs as President Trump ramps up pressure on Senate Republicans to pass election integrity legislation requiring proof of citizenship to vote.