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House Floor Erupts After GOP Lawmaker Accuses Tlaib of Hezbollah Ties
Rep. Max Miller, R-Ohio, was barred from speaking for the rest of Wednesday after his remarks about Rep. Rashida Tlaib, D-Mich., were struck from the record.
Trump Administration Launches Aliens.gov Immigration Enforcement Dashboard Featuring UFO-Style Language
New website displays real-time data on arrests, migrant encounters and immigration operations nationwide in space-themed format.
Fetterman Reverses Position on Filibuster, Says Eliminating It Would Be Dangerous
The Pennsylvania Democrat admits he was wrong to push for filibuster elimination in 2022 and now argues the procedure protects minority rights in the Senate.
Solis, Casas Advance to November General Election for Open California House Seat
Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda Solis (D) earned 44.4 percent in the jungle primary while psychologist Pedro Casas (R) secured second place with 40.1 percent.
Democrats Pick Challenger for GOP Congressman Kean as Health Mystery Continues
Former Navy helicopter pilot Rebecca Bennett won the Democratic primary to face Rep. Tom Kean Jr., R-N.J., who has not appeared in public since early March.
Paralympic Gold Medalist Josh Turek Wins Iowa Senate Democratic Primary
Turek defeated state Sen. Zach Wahls in a race where outside groups spent more than $10 million on his behalf, setting up a general election clash with Rep. Ashley Hinson.
Pelosi-Backed House Candidate Says She's Ready to Be the 'next Phase for San Francisco's Future'
The candidate, backed by the former House speaker, seeks to represent San Francisco in Congress as the city faces ongoing debates about crime, homelessness, and progressive leadership.
Amid Controversial Senate Campaigns, Paxton and Platner Visit Washington to Shore Up Support
Both candidates face party concerns about their viability in November races critical to control of the Senate during Trump's final two years.
LA Voters Split on Spencer Pratt Mayoral Bid as Homelessness Dominates Election Day
Reality TV star running against incumbent Karen Bass and socialist councilmember Nithya Raman in nonpartisan mayoral primary that will determine top two candidates for November.
Los Angeles Officials Warn Against Election Interference After Ballots Burned, Voter Center Vandalized
Election officials say the incidents appear isolated as California voters prepare to cast ballots in gubernatorial and mayoral races Tuesday.