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June 25, 2025
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Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is reportedly considering plans to abolish FEMA, potentially limiting disaster aid and assistance.
President Trump’s order allows VA doctors to deny care based on marital status or politics, sparking outrage and ethical concerns.
Deploying 4,700 troops to LA for immigration protest response will cost $134M, sparking legal challenges and debate over military’s domestic role.
Virginia Rep. Jen Kiggans defends the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, claiming it reforms Medicaid, but critics highlight potential coverage losses.
The House Republican budget bill requires new federal workers to choose between job protections or higher pay, with implications for merit-based employment.
House Republicans and Democrats clash over a budget bill’s impact on health insurance, with up to 13.7 million Americans potentially losing coverage.
Republican Rep. Rob Bresnahan sold shares in key PA companies before a market slump, raising conflict-of-interest concerns amid tariff talks.
All Senate Republicans except one voted to confirm Charles Kushner, a convicted felon, as U.S. Ambassador to France and Monaco.
In April, the Texas Senate passed SB 2880, reviving a 1925 abortion ban that could criminalize women seeking abortions, even out-of-state.
House Republicans’ reconciliation bill proposes $300 billion cuts to SNAP, impacting low-income families, while extending 2017 tax benefits.
Twenty-six protesters, many in wheelchairs, were arrested by Capitol police while opposing GOP plans to cut $625 billion from Medicaid.
