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GOP Could Gain Nearly 20 Seats In Congress Over SCOTUS VRA Ruling

The U.S. Supreme Court is poised to deliver a consequential decision in Louisiana v. Callais, a redistricting dispute that could significantly reshape how federal election law is applied nationwide. At the center of the case is a Louisiana congressional map that lawmakers revised to include a second majority-Black district

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Old Video Surfaces Showing Schumer Arguing For Voter ID

A resurfaced video from the mid-1990s is raising fresh questions about the consistency of Democratic leadership on election integrity, showing then-Rep. Chuck Schumer advocating for voter identification measures during the Clinton era—positions that sharply contrast with his current rhetoric. The clip, dating back to approximately 1996 during President Bill

Senate Rejects Dem-Led Attempt To Limit Trump’s Iran Operation

The U.S. Senate on Wednesday dealt a decisive blow to a Democrat-led effort aimed at curbing President Donald J. Trump’s authority as commander-in-chief, rejecting a war powers resolution targeting ongoing military operations against Iran. In a 48-53 vote, lawmakers turned back the measure introduced by Sen. Cory Booker

Kennedy Urges GOP To Use Budget Reconciliation To Pass SAVE Act

Senate Republicans are facing mounting pressure to go on offense in the fight for election integrity, as Sen. John Kennedy (R-La.) calls for a bold procedural maneuver to push the SAVE America Act across the finish line—without relying on Democratic support. Rather than navigating the traditional 60-vote threshold required

FBI Director: ‘We Seized Enough Fentanyl in 2025 to Kill 178 Million Americans’

The Trump administration is touting major progress in the fight against fentanyl and cartel-driven crime, as FBI Director Kash Patel revealed staggering new figures highlighting both the scale of the crisis—and what officials say is a turning point in combating it. “We seized enough fentanyl in 2025 to kill

Federal Judge Blocks RFK Jr.’s Childhood Vaccine Schedule Changes

A federal judge has temporarily halted a major effort by the Trump administration to overhaul the nation’s childhood vaccine schedule, marking a significant legal challenge to Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s push to reform federal immunization policy. U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy, appointed

House Passes Bill Targeting Welfare Fraud By Illegals Despite Dem Opposition

House Republicans scored a legislative victory this week as they advanced a measure aimed at cracking down on illegal immigrants accused of defrauding taxpayer-funded welfare programs—despite unified resistance from most Democrats. The House passed the Deporting Fraudsters Act in a 231-186 vote, with 186 Democrats opposing the bill. Introduced

Mullin Passes Key Hurdle, Inches Closer To Becoming DHS Chief

A contentious Senate hearing underscored deep divisions in Washington this week as Sen. Markwayne Mullin (R-Okla.) cleared a key hurdle in his bid to become the next Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security—thanks in part to unexpected support from across the aisle. Despite resistance from some Republicans, Mullin

Senator Moves To Expand SAVE America Act With Trump Priorities

Senate Republicans are moving to dramatically expand a major election integrity bill, aligning it more closely with President Donald J. Trump’s second-term agenda as the 2026 midterms approach. U.S. Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) announced plans to introduce a substitute amendment to the SAVE America Act, a proposal that

Pritzker Wins Dem Primary, Picks Up GOP Challenger For Illinois Governor

Illinois is set for a high-profile gubernatorial rematch after Republican voters selected Darren Bailey as their nominee, setting up a second showdown with Democrat Gov. JB Pritzker in what is shaping up to be a closely watched race with national implications. Bailey, a farmer and well-known conservative voice in the