In a decade that’s already been marked by frequent, major vindications for the alleged “conspiracy theorists” among us, Friday’s Epstein Files document dump by the Read More
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Planned Parenthood drops lawsuit challenging Trump administration’s Medicaid cuts
Planned Parenthood announced it has dropped its lawsuit against the Trump administration over Medicaid funding cuts to abortion providers.
Clintons Cave, Agree To Testify In House Epstein Investigation
Bill and Hillary Clinton have dropped their opposition and agreed to testify before the House Oversight Committee, which is investigating the late convicted sex offender Read More
Plan to end government shutdown survives key House hurdle after Trump quells GOP rebellion threats
The House is preparing for a crucial vote on a Senate compromise to end the partial government shutdown.
House GOP majority shrinks to just one vote as Johnson swears in new House Democrat
House Democrats now have 214 members to Republicans’ 218 after a former Texas attorney won a special election in a blue-leaning district over the weekend.
Federal judge temporarily lifts DHS restrictions on lawmaker visits to detention facilities
Federal judge temporarily lifts restrictions on congressional visits to immigration detention facilities, ruling ICE policy causes “irreparable harm” to oversight duties.
House Republicans Push Senate To Pass Voter Integrity Bill Before The Midterms
House Republicans are urging their Senate colleagues to quickly pass election integrity legislation that has been idling in the Upper Chamber for nearly a year. Read More
House panel moves to consider criminal referrals for the Clintons
House lawmakers will vote this week on whether to refer Bill and Hillary Clinton to the DOJ over contempt of Congress in the Epstein probe.
Democrats crush Republicans in race for Congress, clinch historic high in Fox News poll
Democrats topped Republicans on the generic congressional ballot by a considerable six points, 52% to 46%, scoring the highest of any party on that metric Read More
Government shutdowns may be fewer, but they’re increasingly disruptive
U.S. government shutdowns have become longer and more frequent due to partisan rancor, with 22 closures since 1976 affecting federal agencies nationwide.