
House Conservatives Push to Codify Trump Border Policies Before July 4
Hard-line House conservatives are demanding a vote by July 4 to codify President Trump's border policies into law.

Hard-line House conservatives are demanding a vote by July 4 to codify President Trump's border policies into law.

A Trump-appointed council has proposed sweeping reforms to FEMA, including reducing federal disaster response and shifting more responsibility to states.

The Trump administration is promoting private investment over traditional aid while questioning fraud in federal food assistance programs.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee added eight new seats to its battleground program as both parties prepare for upcoming midterm elections.

Trump administration policies affect Chinese solar manufacturers while lawmakers address automotive import concerns through California ports.

President Trump's primary endorsements continue influencing GOP races while polling shows Democratic voters express frustration with their party's direction.

Republican Senator Thom Tillis says he will allow confirmation of Federal Reserve chair nominee Kevin Warsh to proceed.

Federal investigators are examining Progressive International's role in organizing a convoy that brought Twitch streamer Hasan Piker to Cuba in March.

Eighteen House Republicans voted with Democrats to approve new Ukraine funding, highlighting emerging divisions within the GOP as midterm elections approach.

President Trump commented on his approach to Iran negotiations and described potential Taiwan arms sales as a negotiating tool with China.
Justice Department requests Judge Eleanor Ross step aside from Georgia election case, citing reports she attended event honoring DA Fani Willis and faced disciplinary action.

Marco Rubio visited Rome to address strained relations between the Trump administration and Pope Leo while facing speculation about future political ambitions.

Several states are holding primary elections that will gauge political influence and set the stage for upcoming midterm contests.
House leaders called lawmakers back for overnight vote on Section 702 surveillance program renewal with changes, facing civil liberties concerns.

Gun rights advocates have filed constitutional challenges against state laws while the Trump administration establishes policies favorable to firearm ownership.
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