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Rove Says He Will Vote Against Bo French in Texas Race
The Republican strategist cited the candidate's recent controversy as the reason for backing a Democratic opponent, marking only his second such vote in decades.
Senate Agriculture Committee Passes Farm Bill 2.0, 12-11, Following McConnell’s Return
The partisan vote advanced the legislation out of committee after Sen. Mitch McConnell rejoined the panel following a two-month health-related absence.
Iowa Republicans in Battleground House Districts Vote to Halt Iran War
County central committees in key swing districts passed non-binding resolutions opposing continued military engagement in Iran.
House Control Could Hinge on Whether Traditional Midterm Patterns Hold
Analysts note that while historical trends favor Democrats, unique factors including redistricting and uncertain turnout models make the November outcome difficult to predict.
Massie Claims Johnson Sent House Home Early to Block Hegseth Impeachment Vote
Rep. Thomas Massie filed eight articles of impeachment against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, but Speaker Mike Johnson adjourned the chamber before the mandatory consideration deadline.
Hawley Introduces Bill to Close Opportunity Zone Loophole for Data Centers
The Missouri Republican argues tech giants are exploiting a 2017 tax provision meant for low-income areas, calling the breaks 'corporate welfare.'
McBride Seeks Second Term as Delaware’s Lone House Lawmaker
Primary election results determine the Democratic nominee for Delaware's at-large congressional seat ahead of the general election.
El-Sayed Faces Questions on Piker, Israel and Donations After Rogers Skips Debate
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee addressed controversy over streamer Hasan Piker and CAIR funding after Republican rival Mike Rogers declined to attend the Detroit forum.
Montana Senate Candidate Attacks Flock Cameras in Digital Ad
The campaign frames the controversial surveillance technology as invasive, tapping into growing national concerns over AI-driven police monitoring.
Attorney General Blanche Holds White House Briefing, Defends Trump’s Authority Over Prosecutorial Decisions
The briefing marked a departure from traditional DOJ independence, with Blanche affirming the president’s right to critique the Supreme Court and linking AI safety warnings to midterm election strategy.