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Mark Warner Corrected on Air About Virginia Voter ID Laws; Republican Challengers Seize on Error
The Democratic senator said Virginia requires photo ID, but ABC News anchor Jon Karl noted voters can use utility bills and other documents without photographs.
House Narrowly Backs Allowing Troops, Pentagon Workers to Carry Personal Guns on Military Bases
The 215-214 vote approves Rep. Jeff Crank's amendment establishing a presumption that installation commanders approve requests from qualified personnel.
House GOP Leaders Push Forward With a Procedural Vote Amid Member Uncertainty
The afternoon vote will determine whether a slate of conservative priorities moves to the House floor for debate, with whip counts still fluid heading into Tuesday.
Ossoff Warns Donors Campaign Is Falling Behind Despite $68.7 Million Raised Since 2025
The Georgia Democrat has one of the largest Senate war chests in the country, yet his campaign emails claim he urgently needs funds to keep ads on air.
The Memo: Lebanon Crisis Takes Center Stage With White House Meeting
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun seeks to distance his government from Hezbollah while demonstrating resolve against Israel in high-stakes Washington visit.
N.J. Governor Says Thousands of Noncitizens Mistakenly Added to Voter Rolls
The disclosure comes as election integrity debates continue across the country, though full details of the error remain limited.
Senate Panel Advances Jay Clayton's Nomination to Lead US Intelligence Agencies
The former SEC chairman would oversee the Office of the Director of National Intelligence if confirmed by the full Senate.
Thune Says Republicans Would 'Welcome' Fetterman If He Switches Parties
The South Dakota senator's comments come as progressive Democrats have grown more critical of Israel's military operations in Gaza.
Kansas Man Injured in White House Area Shootout Files Claim Against Secret Service for Alleged Negligence
Benjamin Del Real Jr., 25, was struck during a firefight between agents and an unrelated armed individual near the White House complex this spring, according to his attorneys.
House Republican Calls For Revoking Student Visas Of Chinese Nationals
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is pressing Secretary of State Marco Rubio to cancel F-1 and J-1 visas following declassified intelligence about alleged CCP election interference.