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May 12, 2025
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Republican Jack Ciattarelli supports Trump’s tariffs, despite their negative impact on NJ businesses. Local firms face price hikes and uncertainty.
Paul LePage, former Maine governor known for opposing Medicaid expansion and a higher minimum wage, is running for Congress in the state’s 2nd District.
Republican Winsome Earle-Sears, previously avoiding LGBTQ issues, now centers anti-trans rhetoric in her 2025 campaign, facing opportunism claims.
The FEC became inoperable after Republican Commissioner Dickerson’s exit. Trump’s lack of nominations leaves it unable to enforce finance laws.
Jack Ciattarelli, running for NJ governor, proposes a DOGE-style audit to tackle Medicaid fraud, despite past criticism of similar plans.
Georgia Rep. Austin Scott suggests reducing federal Medicaid expansion funding, potentially leaving thousands uninsured. The proposal faces criticism for risking health care access.
Harlan Crow, a far-right billionaire linked to an ethics controversy, donated $65,000 to Virginia governor candidate Winsome Earle-Sears.
Goldman Sachs’ analysis suggests Trump’s tariffs could create 100,000 manufacturing jobs but may cost up to 500,000 jobs in other sectors.
Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen visits El Salvador to negotiate Kimar Abrego Garcia’s return after his erroneous deportation by the Trump administration.
North Carolina Republicans advance bill to prevent AG Jeff Jackson from suing Trump, sparking debate over the AG’s role in challenging federal orders.
The SSA canceled contracts with Maine in retaliation for Gov. Janet Mills angering Trump. Dudek ordered the cancelations to spite Mills.
