Rep. Good’s Race Too Close to Call, Other Takeaways From Tuesday’s Primaries

Several of the contests will almost certainly affect the composition of the 119th Congress. Primary contests were held in several states on June 18, with most national attention turning toward Virginia. In the Old Dominion State, House Freedom Caucus Chairman Bob Good (R-Va.) is in the political fight of his life against state Sen. John McGuire.

Senate Sends Bipartisan Bill to Boost Nuclear Power to Biden’s Desk

The U.S. Senate passed a bill to make the construction process for nuclear plants faster and more cost-effective on Tuesday, with both Democrats and Republicans on the Senate Environment and Public Works (EPW) Committee touting it as a significant step towards a cleaner energy future. The bipartisan ADVANCE Act, viewed as a win for the

Gun Rights Groups Sue to Strike Down Gun Ban in Post Offices

Second Amendment Foundation and Firearms Police Coalition claim Supreme Court’s Bruen decision makes post office prohibition unconstitutional. Two Second Amendment advocacy groups are asking a federal judge to declare a ban on carrying guns in U.S. Post Offices unconstitutional. The Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC), the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) are asking the U.S. District Court

House Ethics Panel Probing Alleged Gaetz Obstruction, Misconduct

The Florida congressman stands accused of various forms of misconduct in violation of House rules. The House Ethics Committee, in a rare statement on June 18, announced that it is investigating new claims of misconduct against Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-Fla.), including whether he sought to obstruct government probes of his conduct. The statement was issued