Lawmakers brace for brutal new government spending fight on heels of last shutdown battle
Conservatives in the House and Senate are worried Congress is already behind on the government funding process for the next fiscal year, which begins Sept. 30.
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Deadline arrives for Trump to post $454 million bond in New York AG Letitia James case
A New York judge ordered former President Trump to post $454 million on Monday following his months-long non-jury civil trial, which he is appealing.
Vulnerable Dem senator blasted over voting record after ad touts strength on immigration: ‘Won’t be fooled’
Ohio Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown is facing criticism over his past immigration positions after he released an ad touting his record on border security.
Biden vows to forge ahead with student loan handouts, has 4 words for all his critics
On Sunday, President Biden said he would forge ahead with his student loan handouts and addressed those who criticize the plan.
Ken Buck Says He’s Happy to Be Gone From ‘Dysfunctional’ Congress
Former Rep. Ken Buck recently announced his abrupt exit from the House and officially vacated his seat last Friday. Outgoing Rep. Ken Buck (R-Colo.) has said he has no regrets about abruptly resigning from his role in the House of Representatives because of his mounting frustration with Congress amid growing dysfunction among his peers. Mr.
Internet Bills to Climb for Millions of Americans as Government Subsidy Ends
Households used to receive discounts of $30 to $75 under the program. Telecom companies are notifying customers about the end of a subsidy program that provided cheap internet to Americans, which could push up internet bills for millions. The Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) federal initiative offered households up to $30 per month in discounts toward
RFK Jr.’s ballot signatures could be invalid in Nevada without VP
With Robert F. Kennedy Jr. set to unveil his running mate on Tuesday, an unforeseen hiccup has emerged in Nevada, complicating the long-shot independent’s path to gaining ballot access in the Silver State. Kennedy’s vice presidential pick comes as he needs a running mate to qualify for the ballot in multiple states. And despite the