
Super PAC Pledges $2 Million to Support Israel-Critical Democrats in House Races
A new super PAC plans to spend $2 million supporting Democratic House candidates who have criticized Israel's military actions.

A new super PAC plans to spend $2 million supporting Democratic House candidates who have criticized Israel's military actions.

Government watchdog organizations have asked the Senate Judiciary Committee to investigate Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito for potential ethics violations.

Democratic representatives disagree over whether Graham Platner's controversial tattoo should disqualify him from challenging Susan Collins.

Tuesday's California primary featured races shaped by Democratic redistricting, including one that could send a gay Democrat to represent conservative Huntington Beach.

Republican senators advocate for permitting reforms and DOJ investigation into alleged Chinese efforts to influence U.S. AI development.

Former President Trump says he won't sign other bills until Republicans pass comprehensive voting legislation, though Senate passage appears unlikely.

AIPAC and AI-related super PACs have invested heavily in Illinois congressional primaries, with spending exceeding $13 million in Chicago-area races.

A Conservative leader suggested UK attacks could have been prevented without equality law fears, while US cities face increased transit violence from repeat offenders.

Congress considers death penalty for fentanyl dealers while other states pursue assisted suicide legalization and federal funding for test strips faces restrictions.
The White House has created a new website called aliens.gov that provides immigration enforcement data and reporting tools, not information about extraterrestrial life.

Senate Democrats are pressing the Trump administration on two fronts: halting collection of federal workers' health data and questioning cuts to civilian casualty prevention offices.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced sanctions removal on Russia, citing short-term necessity amid Iran conflict despite acknowledging benefits to Russia.

Arizona's Democratic secretary of state claims Trump administration is seeking voter files from 30 states for centralized database.

Graham Platner, Maine's presumptive Democratic Senate nominee, addresses mounting party concerns over unspecified past accusations he denies.

Maine Senator Susan Collins faces Democratic challenger Graham Platner while Trump's approval ratings hit new lows, potentially impacting GOP midterm prospects.
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