Zohran Mamdani, New York City Democratic mayoral nominee, discussed the affordability crisis with Black clergy leaders alongside House Minority Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries.
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SCOOP: House Republicans ready slew of DC crime bills as Trump promises end to city violence
The House Oversight Committee is preparing to advance a slew of Washington, D.C., crime-related bills when Congress returns in September.
Trump, House GOP allies eye pathways to extend White House crime crackdown in DC
President Donald Trump’s congressional allies are working on legislation to help extend his grip on D.C.’s police force.
Apple expected to roll out texting update that would hit GOP hardest ahead of midterms, fundraisers say
Apple’s upcoming September iOS 26 update is expected to introduce text message filtering that GOP digital strategists claim could disproportionately affect conservative fundraising efforts.
Republican Supermajority Broken As Leftist Activist Wins In Trump-Leaning Iowa Senate District
Republicans are poised to lose their supermajority in the Iowa Senate after a leftist activist defeated a Republican businessman on Tuesday in a special election Read More
NAACP accuses Texas of ‘racially motivated’ redistricting move in new lawsuit
Texas faces a lawsuit from the NAACP alleging the state’s redistricting map discriminates against Black communities and reduces their representation.
Democrats break GOP’s supermajority in Iowa after flipping state Senate seat
Catelin Drey’s victory marks the second flip of a GOP-held Iowa state Senate seat this year.
Trump touts massive fundraising haul since winning 2024 election: ‘MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!!!’
President Donald Trump touted his fundraising prowess, claiming that he has raised more than $1.5 billion since the presidential contest last year
Four years after Abbey Gate, veterans who saved civilians demand accountability
Special operations veterans who conducted civilian rescue missions during the 2021 Afghanistan withdrawal share their experiences and ongoing trauma
Fight over policing DC moves to Congress as parties split on control
The battle over federal policing in Washington D.C. heads to Congress, with Republicans seeking expanded presidential control and Democrats defending local authority.