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Georgia Democrats Blast Requirement to Recount Votes by Hand in Bill That Would Keep Ballot QR Codes
The measure passed the Senate on a party-line vote, but the House has not yet scheduled it for consideration.
Senate Republican Says Iranian Leaders Want to Wipe Civilization Off the Map as Peace Talks Continue
Sen. Tim Sheehy criticized recent U.S.-Iran negotiations while Vice President Vance touted major progress at Switzerland summit.
Maryland Republicans Demand Answers After State Takes Over 2 Years to Remove Illegal Immigrant from Voter Rolls
Ian Andre Roberts, a Guyanese national with a final deportation order, was registered as an active Democratic voter despite never being eligible under federal law.
DOJ Opens Investigation Into NYC Coffee Chain That Refused Service to Rep. Goldman Over Israel Views
Poetica Coffee, which promotes 'radical hospitality' on its website, posted a refund and public message telling the Democratic congressman not to return after his purchase.
Senate Readies to Vote on Housing Bill as New York Holds Primary Elections
The Senate is expected to pass major housing legislation while New York voters cast ballots in contested primary races featuring progressive and Democratic Socialist candidates.
Utah Democrats Pick Candidate for New Safe Blue Congressional Seat in Competitive Primary
The race between former Rep. Ben McAdams, state Sen. Nate Blouin and newcomer Liban Mohamed could signal which direction the party should head nationally.
Bill Maher Rips Into Democrats, Kamala Harris for Mocking Patriotism Until They Need Votes
The HBO host argued during his Real Time broadcast that eleventh-hour patriotic conversions would never be convincing to voters.
House Republican Acknowledges Iran Deal Concessions: 'A Work in Progress'
The memorandum of understanding outlines billions in reconstruction funding, a Lebanon ceasefire, and potential sanctions relief for Tehran.
House Democrat Demands Answers on Iran School Bombing as Investigation Continues
More than 165 people, mostly children, were killed in the strike that U.S. officials say relied on outdated intelligence from the Defense Intelligence Agency.
College Sports Sees Pivotal Moment as Senate Looks to Move Legislation on NIL, Transfers Across Goal Line
The Commerce Committee approved a bipartisan bill that would establish nationwide payout rules and limit player transfers amid growing chaos in intercollegiate athletics.