Supreme Court Keeps Missouri’s Map Fight Alive
The stay keeps Missouri’s congressional-map dispute in play as the midterms approach, with House control at stake.
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The stay keeps Missouri’s congressional-map dispute in play as the midterms approach, with House control at stake.
As Alaska voters weigh a close Senate race that may decide control of the chamber, a reported 2024 text has resurfaced.
Its ads put girls’ sports and taxpayer-funded sex-change procedures for children into four Senate contests as James Talarico faces scrutiny over his qualified shift on girls’ sports.
With House Republicans leaving Washington seven weeks before the midterms, Schilling says socialism ads cannot replace an agenda that helps young adults afford homes and families
The House passed the bill 417-3, but it only asks states to consider requiring large users to cover grid upgrades that might otherwise reach household bills.
The Alabama senators’ renewed focus puts their positions on sex-change procedures and transgender athletes before voters as elections approach.
A Daily Caller report details how the cuts disrupted overseas advocacy, renewing scrutiny of what U.S. taxpayers fund abroad.
New reporting on Chao’s undisclosed appointments puts the Senate’s vetting of Cabinet nominees—and the foreign appointments they must disclose—under scrutiny.
As midterms approach, candidates are calling for an end to the conflict while pointing to gas prices and household affordability.
The allegations involve a super PAC that supported Collins’s 2020 reelection, while the FBI has not answered questions about a reported 2024 investigation.
The resurfaced remarks put parents’ authority in custody decisions before Texas voters as Talarico runs for the U.S. Senate in 2026.