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Eight Congressional Incumbents Lose Primaries Across Both Parties This Cycle
The losses include Republican Sens. Bill Cassidy and John Cornyn, along with four House Democrats, spanning Texas, Louisiana, Kentucky and New York.
AOC's Primary Win Reignites Speculation Over 2028 White House Bid, Schumer Challenge
The New York Democrat easily defeated primary challengers while far-left candidates backed by Mayor Mamdani swept three key congressional races in NYC.
Speaker Johnson Says He Will Push SAVE America Act Through Reconciliation 3.0
The House GOP leader says the voter ID bill, which has stalled in the Senate, could only pass through a special budget process that bypasses the filibuster.
House Gives Final Approval to Landmark Housing Bill Aimed at Lowering Costs
The 358-32 bipartisan vote sends the legislation to President Trump, who is expected to sign it Wednesday after Senate passage 85-5.
Mamdani's Socialists Upset Incumbent Dems in House Primary Sweep
Three democratic socialist candidates backed by the NYC mayor won Democratic primaries, defeating two sitting House members including Dan Goldman and Adriano Espaillat.
Zohran Mamdani's Picks Take Key House Primaries Amid a Broad Battle Over Democrats' Direction
New York City mayor-backed candidates won three competitive congressional primaries, defeating incumbents and establishment favorites in districts that were among his strongest in last year's mayoral race.
Senators Brace for Another Government Shutdown After Spending Talks Stall
Senate Appropriations Committee Chair Susan Collins canceled markup of four bills as negotiations with Democrats on defense and nondefense spending top lines remain deadlocked.
House Republicans Prepare $22 Million Ad Blitz to Lock In Florida and Virginia Redistricting Wins
The Congressional Leadership Fund announces new reservations in two states where recent redistricting battles gave Republicans an edge, as both parties position for November House races.
Rep. April McClain Delaney Wins Bitter Primary to Keep Her Maryland House Seat
The $23 million race became a flashpoint for Democratic divisions over Trump, money in politics and immigration, with former Rep. David Trone unable to reclaim his old seat.
Brooklyn Coffee Shop That Targeted Jewish Congressman Faces DOJ Probe After Reported Tax, Health Code Issues
The civil rights investigation comes as records show Poetica Coffee and its owner owe New York State hundreds of thousands in unpaid taxes.