The House voted to release DOJ files on Epstein, but some GOP candidates remain silent on their stance. Trump initially opposed but later agreed.
Multiple veterans’ groups criticize the White House’s military actions against Venezuela, calling them unconstitutional and a step towards a “Forever War.”
Karrin Taylor Robson, a former Arizona gubernatorial candidate, removed reference to an anti-abortion group from her site, despite her pro-life stance.
U.S. Catholic bishops, in a rare 2023 move, urged dignity for immigrants, criticized mass deportations, and called for compassionate reform.
Wisconsin Rep. Van Orden calls Obamacare a “failed program” and won’t commit to extending subsidies; 3.8M could lose insurance.
Some vulnerable House Republicans criticized the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, citing Medicaid cuts, but ultimately supported it despite their concerns.
Border Patrol clashed with protesters in Chicago’s Little Village, drawing criticism after pepper spray harmed bystanders amid new limits on agent force.
Trump halts SNAP aid during the record 40-day shutdown, impacting 42M Americans as legal battles delay relief and holiday hardship looms.
Michael Whatley’s Senate campaign received over $40,000 from individuals linked to Veterans Guardian, a firm accused of exploiting veterans.
Democratic candidate Abigail Spanberger, running for Virginia governor, emphasizes her dual role as a dedicated mother and politician.
Virginia lieutenant governor candidate John Reid praised Confederate generals as “remarkable” and likened critics to the Taliban, sparking controversy.
New Jersey governor candidate Jack Ciattarelli opposes birthright citizenship, a policy that once benefited his own family, amid a Supreme Court case challenging it.
