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Rep. Chuy García has denied intentionally clearing a path for his chief of staff, Patty Garcia, to bypass a primary by signing petitions. A document filed with Illinois elections officials reveals García was the first to sign her nominating petitions, days before he announced his retirement.

Rep. Chuy García has denied intentionally aiding his chief of staff’s campaign by clearing the way for her to bypass a primary, but a document shows he was the first to sign her nominating petitions, days before he announced his retirement. The document, filed with Illinois elections officials, lists García and his allies as signatories,…

The Senate passed the Epstein file release bill unanimously, sending it to President Trump’s desk for signature, following a House vote that received overwhelming support. The legislation aims to secure transparency and accountability in the Epstein case, reflecting intense political tensions over the administration’s handling of the matter.

The Senate passed a bill requiring the Justice Department to release more information about the Jeffrey Epstein case by unanimous consent, following a House vote. The legislation, which aims to provide transparency for victims and the public, has faced significant political hurdles, including resistance from President Trump’s administration and GOP lawmakers.

The House voted to rebuke Rep. Chuy García of Illinois for his retirement announcement after the filing deadline, which critics claim was designed to position his chief of staff for a 2026 midterms election. The resolution passed 236-183, with some Democrats joining Republicans in the rebuke, reflecting internal party tensions over the matter.

The House of Representatives voted on a symbolic resolution to rebuke Rep. Chuy García of Illinois for his decision to retire after the filing deadline, which critics argue enabled his chief of staff to be elected as his successor in the 2026 midterms. The 236-183 vote, which included bipartisan support, highlighted internal Democratic divisions.

The U.S. House of Representatives is set to vote on a censure resolution against Democratic Delegate Stacey Plaskett for her communications with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Lawmakers rejected a Democratic effort to refer the measure to the House Ethics Committee by a narrow 214-213 vote, with two Republicans joining Democrats to push…

The House is set to vote on a censure measure against Democratic Del. Stacey Plaskett for her contact with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Lawmakers narrowly rejected a Democratic-led effort to refer the matter to the House Ethics Committee, with two Republicans joining Democrats to push for the resolution.

The Senate is expected to pass the Epstein Files Bill today, sending it to President Trump for his signature. Senate Majority Leader John Thune said the bill could be passed by unanimous consent, requiring agreement from all 100 senators.

The Senate is set to pass the Epstein files bill today, which would release Department of Justice documents related to the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Senate Majority Leader John Thune expects the bill to move quickly, possibly through unanimous consent, following the House’s near-unanimous approval.

Rep. Clay Higgins (R-La.) was the sole ‘no’ vote on a House bill to release Justice Department files on Jeffrey Epstein, opposing it on privacy grounds. He warned the legislation could harm innocent individuals by exposing private investigative details.

Rep. Clay Higgins (R-La.) opposed the House legislation to release Jeffrey Epstein’s files, arguing it violates privacy rights and undermines criminal justice procedures. The bill passed with near-unanimous support, highlighting the deep partisan divide in the debate over transparency versus individual privacy.

The new Utah congressional map, which creates a safe-blue district, will force the four current Republican members of the delegation to compete for three GOP seats. The four Republicans have discussed possible configurations, though no final decision has been made, according to two people aware of the conversations who were granted anonymity to discuss the…

The new Utah congressional map creates a safe-blue district, forcing four Republican representatives to compete for three GOP seats. The state’s Republican leadership faces a looming deadline to appeal the decision.

The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform has issued subpoenas to J.P. Morgan Chase, Deutsche Bank, and the U.S. Virgin Islands Attorney General to obtain financial records related to Jeffrey Epstein’s activities. This follows a near-unanimous vote in the House to pass legislation that will force the Justice Department to release more information about…

The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform has issued subpoenas to JPMorgan Chase, Deutsche Bank, and the U.S. Virgin Islands for Epstein’s financial records, including 4,700 suspicious transactions flagged by the banks. The subpoena follows a legislative effort to mandate the release of DOJ files on Epstein.

The Senate is on the brink of a major ideological rift as Republican lawmakers express deep frustration and anger over a provision in a recently passed government funding bill that awards eight GOP senators hundreds of thousands of dollars for having their phone records seized without their knowledge during a Biden-era probe. Senate Majority Leader…

The House narrowly rejected a motion to formally reprimand Del. Stacey Plaskett over her communications with Jeffrey Epstein during a 2019 Oversight Committee hearing. Three House Republicans joined all Democrats in voting against the measure, with the measure also threatening to remove Plaskett from the Intelligence Committee.

The House narrowly rejected a censure motion against Delegate Stacey Plaskett for her communication with Jeffrey Epstein. The vote of 209-214 saw three Republicans voting with Democrats against the measure, with three Republicans voting present.

Speaker Mike Johnson sought changes to the Epstein disclosure bill, but Senate Majority Leader John Thune denied the demands, stating the legislation was sufficient. The Senate passed the bill unanimously without revisions, underscoring the disagreement between the two leaders.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune dismissed Speaker Mike Johnson’s request to amend the Jeffrey Epstein disclosure bill, stating that the legislation was already sufficient. Johnson had hoped the Senate would incorporate additional protections for victims and whistleblowers but faced another setback after the Senate approved the bill by unanimous consent without changes.

Republican leaders face significant challenges in advancing major policy initiatives, including health care, due to internal divisions and Trump’s contentious leadership style. The party’s unity is strained by conflicts within Trump’s inner circle and the difficulty of passing legislation that requires broad party support before the midterms.

The White House’s dream of securing major Republican legislative victories on Capitol Hill before the midterms is hitting a wall against a deeply divided Congress. President Donald Trump’s insistence on a unilateral approach has escalated tensions within his own party, complicating efforts to pass any major policy agenda.

The Republican Party faces significant challenges in advancing its health care agenda due to internal divisions and the lack of Democratic support. The White House’s hopes for major legislative victories are being hindered by the GOP’s inability to unite, with deep disagreements over how to address rising health care costs.President Trump’s public clashes with Republicans…

The article discusses the growing rift within the Republican Party over how to address rising health care costs and the challenges of passing major legislation. Despite President Trump’s push for a party-line reconciliation bill, many Republicans are hesitant due to recent partisan tensions and the difficulty of securing consensus.

House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan (R-Ohio) referred a top aide to former special counsel Jack Smith to the Justice Department for criminal prosecution over obstruction of a congressional investigation.

The Senate has officially passed legislation forcing the Justice Department to release more information about the case it built against the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Senators had locked in an agreement to automatically pass the bill as soon as it was received from the House, which overwhelmingly passed it on Tuesday.

Virgin Islands Delegate Stacey Plaskett has refused to express regret over her prior communications with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, claiming she had no remorse for the 2019 House Oversight Committee interactions. She defended her actions by stating that Epstein provided information she believed could lead to uncovering the truth.

Rep. Nancy Mace is moving forward with an effort to censure Rep. Cory Mills over alleged ethical violations, seeking to strip him of his committee assignments. This measure is scheduled for a Wednesday night vote, with Republicans expected to offer a motion to dismiss the matter.

The House Ethics Committee has initiated a formal investigation into Rep. Cory Mills, following multiple allegations of misconduct. The bipartisan panel has formed a subcommittee to examine charges including campaign finance violations, sexual misconduct, and misuse of House resources.

The House of Representatives unanimously voted 426-0 to remove a controversial provision in the government funding bill that could have awarded GOP senators hundreds of thousands of dollars in damages for their phone records being obtained by former special counsel Jack Smith. The measure faced bipartisan backlash, with even critics of Smith supporting its repeal…

Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune, previously aligned, clashed over internal GOP issues involving the Jack Smith investigation and a government funding bill provision. The disagreement highlights growing tensions within the Republican Party as they navigate legislative battles and midterms.

Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick has stepped down from her leadership position on the House Foreign Affairs subcommittee following her indictment on federal fraud charges. The move aligns with Democratic Caucus rules that mandate indicted lawmakers to relinquish committee leadership roles.

President Donald Trump has called for six Democratic lawmakers to face arrest and trial after they released a video criticizing the administration’s handling of military and intelligence orders. The lawmakers, including veterans and national security officials, argued that service members have the right to refuse illegal orders.

Seth Moulton, a Democratic congressman from Massachusetts, has announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate, marking a significant political maneuver in the state. In a recent interview, Moulton addressed his stance on Venezuela, the ongoing political crisis there, and the recent developments surrounding the Epstein files.

Seth Moulton, the Democratic congressman from Massachusetts, is considering a Senate bid, which could reshape the political landscape. He has also expressed concerns about Venezuela’s political situation and has drawn attention for his handling of the Epstein files.

Political cartoonists nationwide create weekly cartoons capturing the nation’s political events, offering both entertainment and criticism to readers of all political views. The latest collection, edited by Matt Wuerker, provides a satirical yet insightful look into the current political climate.

Political cartoonists across the country provide a weekly critique of current political events, blending humor and criticism to highlight key issues and figures. This week’s cartoons capture the nation’s political landscape through satire and visual wit.

Nevada’s Democratic senators joined Republicans to end the federal government shutdown, reflecting the state’s shifting political dynamics. Their decision underscores the growing Republican influence in a state once solidly blue, driven by economic concerns and a changing voter base.

Nevada’s two Democratic senators broke ranks with their party to end the federal government shutdown, highlighting a growing Republican advantage and economic pressures. Their decision, driven by the severe impacts on working-class residents and tourism-dependent industries, has sparked internal Democratic frustrations and given Republicans an edge in the state’s upcoming elections.

Massachusetts Congressman Seth Moulton expressed frustration with Senate Democrats who decided to fold just hours before voting on the shutdown bill. He also discussed his Senate bid, Venezuela and the Epstein files in a recent interview.

Massachusetts Congressman Seth Moulton expressed frustration with Senate Democrats’ last-minute decision to fold on the shutdown bill, which was set to be voted on just hours before. He also discussed his Senate bid, Venezuela, and the Epstein files in an interview with The Conversation.

The Playbook Podcast explores methods for political candidates to regain the trust of disenchanted voters. The episode examines effective engagement strategies and the importance of transparency in rebuilding public confidence.

The Playbook Podcast explores methods to regain the trust of voters who have lost faith in political parties. The discussion highlights the importance of transparency, community engagement, and policy reform in rebuilding public trust.

Indiana’s GOP state Senate leader, Rodric Bray, announced the chamber will not reconvene in December to redraw maps, dashing White House hopes to secure a Republican House majority. Democrats are now ramping up efforts to reshape maps in states like California, Virginia, and Maryland, signaling a shifting tide in the redistricting battle.

Indiana’s Republican-led Senate rejects redistricting efforts, dashing Trump’s hopes to secure a GOP House majority. The setback marks the fourth state where GOP redistricting initiatives have stalled despite White House pressure.

President Donald Trump has broken with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a key MAGA figure, after publicly criticizing her as a ‘ranting lunatic.’ The rift highlights growing tensions within the MAGA coalition, which has previously supported Trump’s agenda but now faces internal divisions.

President Donald Trump has publicly broken with Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a key MAGA ally, over disputes regarding the release of files related to sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The rift marks a significant divide within the MAGA coalition that once unified Trump’s political base.

Indiana Republican Senator Greg Goode was targeted in a swatting incident after President Trump criticized him for not supporting the White House’s redistricting plan. The incident highlights tensions within the Republican Party over redistricting, with Indiana lawmakers set to address the issue.

Indiana Senate Republican Greg Goode was swatted after President Donald Trump criticized him for not supporting the White House’s redistricting plan. Local authorities confirmed the incident was a false report of violence, and Go, Goode expressed gratitude for the swift and professional response from law enforcement.