
Republican Senator Cornyn Faces Scrutiny Over Praise for Islamic Relief USA
Senator John Cornyn praised Islamic Relief USA despite federal scrutiny of its parent organization for alleged terror links.

Senator John Cornyn praised Islamic Relief USA despite federal scrutiny of its parent organization for alleged terror links.

Several candidates have declared their intentions to run for U.S. Senate in the 2026 midterm elections across multiple states.

California billionaires hold approximately $2 trillion in wealth that largely avoids income taxation, prompting proposals for annual wealth taxes.
President Trump floated Vice President Vance and Secretary of State Rubio as potential 2028 running mates during White House event.

Several New York Democratic incumbents are facing primary challenges, including state comptroller Thomas DiNapoli and Rep. Dan Goldman.

First Lady Melania Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent unveiled a savings account initiative for children in foster care.

Manhattan federal judge acquitted former NYC comptroller Brad Lander of misdemeanor charges related to September incident at immigration detention center.
The Justice Department is finalizing plans to provide voter registration data collected from states to the Department of Homeland Security for use in immigration and criminal investigations.

Justice Department contends D.C. pipe bomb defendant's actions fall outside scope of Trump's blanket pardons for January 6 participants.

Rep. Chip Roy proposes limiting congressional pay and power after 12 years while House Judiciary examines NFL paywall practices.

Democratic leaders, including John Kerry, condemned President Trump's recent posts about Iran during a political gathering in New York.

Three news outlets present distinct viewpoints on taxation and government spending, reflecting ongoing debates over fiscal policy.

A federal judge granted colleges an extension until April 6 to provide demographic admissions data sought by the federal government following the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling.

Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed declined to clarify his current position on defunding police after removing previous social media posts supporting such efforts.

Reps. Laura Gillen and Mike Lawler introduce bipartisan legislation to provide federal tax relief to residents of expensive states like New York.
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