In June, Iowa Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks dismissed concerns from Johnson County mobile home residents about rent hikes by private equity firms, sparking criticism.
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from ending protections for over 1 million people from Haiti and Venezuela.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s Bronze Star for heroism in Afghanistan was delayed due to paperwork, not deceit. His leadership in engaging Afghan communities was commended.
President Trump declared “TOTAL VICTORY” after a NY court overturned a fraud penalty, but James plans to appeal.
Gavin Newsom’s defiant social media jabs at Trump highlight a shift in Democratic strategy, signaling a break from passive responses and invigorating party discourse.
Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo vetoed a bill ensuring IVF access after pressure from anti-abortion groups, highlighting their continued influence within the GOP.
House Republicans are silent after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggests a privatization move for Social Security via newborn “Trump accounts,” sparking controversy.
The Congressional Budget Office finds a recent GOP law shifts resources from low-income families to wealthier individuals, amplifying economic disparity.
A divided appeals court panel ruled the Trump administration can suspend billions in congressionally approved foreign aid.
Jack Ciattarelli, who supported a nepotism ban in NJ politics, paid his daughter $77K for campaign work, raising questions about campaign finance ethics.
The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to halt a ruling restricting immigration stops in Southern California.
A video shows Trump allegedly cheating at golf in Scotland, reflecting his political tactics. The White House pressures states to redraw maps, boosting GOP chances in 2026.
