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President Trump pressures Senate Majority Leader Thune to advance a 5 billion budget resolution funding Iran operations and election priorities, despite a clear lack of votes in the upper chamber.
Lawmakers blast Ford's decision to work with Chinese battery maker CATL at its Michigan plant, calling the arrangement incomprehensible despite the company's stated concerns about Chinese EV competition.
A newly uncovered Biden administration memo shows plans to expand Temporary Protected Status to over 3 million noncitizens, creating legal barriers against Trump's immigration enforcement.
Senate Republicans propose new ethics provisions for the CLARITY Act targeting crypto promotion by federal officials, but Democrats say the measures fall short given Trump's .4 billion crypto income.
More than 200 utilities and data center developers sign onto the expanded agreement ensuring AI companies pay for their own energy infrastructure without raising consumer electricity rates.
Senate Republicans blocked a Democratic bill to halt taxpayer funding for the retrofit of a luxury Boeing 747 gifted to President Trump by Qatar.
House Republicans passed a 5 billion budget proposal on party lines to fund military operations in Iran and advance the SAVE America Act, sending the measure to a skeptical Senate.
The Permanent Trump Secure Border Act cleared the House Judiciary Committee, aiming to codify the administration's immigration crackdown into federal law.
Rep. Cleo Fields announced he will leave Congress and return to the state Senate after the Supreme Court struck down his majority-Black district as an unconstitutional racial gerrymander.
A new poll puts Trey Gowdy at the top of the GOP field for South Carolina's special Senate election, while Senator Tim Scott personally lobbies his former colleague to enter the race.
Speaker Mike Johnson's plan to pass the SAVE America Act through budget reconciliation cleared a crucial procedural hurdle, bypassing Senate Democrats' filibuster threat.
Sen. Darline Graham, appointed to complete her late brother's term, announced she will seek a full six-year Senate term with President Trump's endorsement.