
House Republicans Split Over Pentagon's $200 Billion Iran Military Funding Request
GOP lawmakers express opposition to proposed military spending for Iran operations, citing fiscal concerns and domestic priorities.

GOP lawmakers express opposition to proposed military spending for Iran operations, citing fiscal concerns and domestic priorities.

Illinois and Minnesota governors hold hearings and condemn recent ICE enforcement operations conducted during the Trump administration.

Former President Obama rejected claims of alien cover-ups, arguing the government cannot maintain such confidential information.

Cook Political Report shifted multiple House races toward Democrats while a Georgia special election showed significant Democratic improvement.

The Trump administration has set June 5 as the date for companies to bid on drilling rights in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.

Republican and Democratic lawmakers exchanged blame over political rhetoric after recent Capitol Hill events, with calls from both sides to reduce tensions.

A 77-year-old Alaska man charged with threatening to torture and kill six Supreme Court justices has agreed to a plea deal.

California Chamber of Commerce endorses Xavier Becerra for governor while Richmond city tensions with Chevron continue.

The UK government published new guidance on facility usage based on biological sex and announced plans for police to assess train operators on sexual harassment prevention.

Two former immigration judges filed lawsuit against Trump administration alleging discrimination in their removal from positions.

The Air Force Academy trains cadets through realistic combat simulation while National Guard leaders alert Congress to historic readiness challenges.
Deaths and disappearances of 10 government employees working in nuclear or space technology have prompted online speculation and presidential comment.

Rep. Eric Swalwell faces sexual misconduct allegations that reportedly circulated privately before becoming public through social media.

Senate lawmakers questioned sports betting officials about industry practices and potential federal regulation needs.
The Department of Labor launched a transparency tool for tracking $11 billion in union dues spending as a new poll shows 72% of Americans believe there's too much money in politics.
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