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Yonhapworld1 day ago
South Korean ruling party expresses regret over U.S. House report on Coupang
The ruling party said a congressional report distorted government actions toward Coupang and other U.S. firms. Officials also urged the company to address its data breach rather than shift focus to regulators.
thegatewaypundit.compolitics23 hrs agoUpdated
President Speaks at Mount Rushmore on U.S. 250th Anniversary, Calls for Ending Filibuster
The president addressed a crowd in the Black Hills and called for Congress to end the filibuster so the Save America Act can pass. He also spoke about loyalty to the United States and upcoming events on the National Mall.
pewresearch.orgpolitics2 days ago
Democratic Socialists of America Back Candidates Who Defeat Two House Incumbents
The group supported primary challengers who defeated two sitting Democratic House members and won one open-seat race within a span of roughly ten days. The organization has outlined policy priorities focused on economic redistribution and expanded social programs.
Euronewsworld2 days ago
U.S. lawmakers urge European Commission to keep methane rules
Five U.S. lawmakers sent a letter on 1 July urging the European Commission to maintain its methane emissions rules. The letter cites investor concerns and energy security benefits.
cnbc.compolitics3 days ago
Trump Cancels Housing Bill Signing Over Senate Dispute With Johnson
President Trump scrapped a planned signing ceremony for bipartisan affordable housing legislation two weeks ago. The move came amid efforts to pass the SAVE America Act requiring proof of citizenship to vote.
Washington Examinerpolitics3 days agoUpdated
Tucker Carlson Says He Will Help Build a Third Party
The former Fox News host announced plans to form a new political party after leaving the Republican Party last month. He cited U.S. foreign policy and domestic priorities as reasons for seeking an alternative to the two major parties.
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cnbc.compolitics4 days ago
President Trump prioritizes SAVE America Act over other legislation
President Trump continues to push for the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act despite acknowledging it is unlikely to pass Congress. The effort has delayed action on other bills, including a housing measure that had been scheduled for a signing ceremony.
washingtonpost.comfinance4 days ago
House Republicans Block Defense Bill Rule Over SAVE Act Demand
Hardline members defeated a procedural rule 224-198, halting progress on the annual defense authorization measure. Leadership must now decide whether to revise the bill or seek another path forward.
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politics5 days ago
Senate Republicans Form Anti-Fraud Task Force to Review Federal Programs
Nine Senate Republicans have created a task force to examine fraud, waste and abuse across federal programs. The effort is intended to align with separate administration actions that have identified billions in questioned spending.
Timepolitics4 days agoUpdated
Justice Department Opens Probe Into Senator Gallego Over Campaign Spending
The Department of Justice is investigating Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego for possible campaign-finance violations tied to luxury travel and family expenses. Gallego’s office called the inquiry political retaliation and noted that a Senate ethics panel already dismissed related…
The New Yorkerpolitics5 days agoUpdated
Democratic Primary Challengers Defeat Incumbents in Four New York Congressional Districts
Voters in four New York congressional districts selected new Democratic nominees on primary day. The outcomes reflected divisions over U.S.-Israel policy and local political alignments.
Fox Newspolitics5 days ago
Democratic Socialists win New York House primaries, ousting two incumbents
Democratic Socialists of America candidates defeated Reps. Adriano Espaillat and Dan Goldman in New York Democratic primaries last week. Moderate Democrats expressed concern over the results while Republicans said they plan to highlight the victories in the midterms.
abcnews.go.compolitics5 days ago
House Republican Introduces Bill to Repeal 17th Amendment
Representative Keith Self introduced legislation ending direct election of U.S. senators by state legislatures. The bill has eight cosponsors and arises amid House-Senate Republican tensions over the SAVE Act. Repeal requires two-thirds majorities in Congress and three-fourths of…
cnbc.compolitics5 days ago
Clarence Thomas Seen on Capitol Hill with Police Escort as Court Nears Final Opinions
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas was seen walking through the House side of the Capitol on Monday. He declined to identify anyone he met and the court is scheduled to release its last opinions of the term on Tuesday.
politics7 days ago
House Minority Leader Congratulates Democratic Nominees
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries congratulated Democratic nominees in New York on Saturday, including three candidates backed by the Democratic Socialists of America. The move drew criticism from the Republican Jewish Coalition and other observers.
thehindu.comworld8 days ago
Model Estimates $525 Billion U.S. State Losses if South Korea Adopts Online Platform Rules
A Competere Foundation model projects $525 billion in reduced economic activity across U.S. states over ten years if South Korea enacts the Online Platform Fairness Act. The legislation would expand authority of the Korea Fair Trade Commission over certain transactions involving…
Newsweekworld8 days ago
Democratic Primary Winner Conley to Face Lawler in New York 17th District Race
Cait Conley won the Democratic primary for New York's 17th Congressional District on Tuesday. She will face Republican Representative Mike Lawler in November.
ibtimes.co.ukpolitics8 days ago
Former representative declines to commit to voting for House Democratic leader as speaker
Former Rep. Cori Bush said she would not commit to supporting the current House Democratic leader for speaker if she regains her seat. She stated her focus remains on securing resources for her district.
The Hillworld9 days ago
Democratic Senator Calls for New Party Leadership After 2024 Losses
Sen. Elissa Slotkin said the Democratic Party needs new leadership in both chambers of Congress. She stated the party has not recovered from its 2024 election losses and must simplify its messaging.
thenextweb.comai10 days ago
Anthropic Letter to Senators Describes 29 Million Queries from Accounts Linked to Alibaba
Anthropic sent a June 10 letter to U.S. Senators Tim Scott and Elizabeth Warren stating that operators linked to Alibaba created thousands of fraudulent accounts and conducted nearly 29 million exchanges with its Claude AI model between April and June. The letter described the ac…
Washington Examinerpolitics10 days ago
Speaker Predicts Republican Control of Congress and White House Through 2030
The Speaker of the House said Wednesday that Republicans will retain majorities in the House and Senate and win the White House in 2026, 2028, and 2030. The comments followed primary wins by several candidates in New York City the previous day.
foxnews.compolitics11 days ago
Trump comments on socialist wins in three NYC primaries
President Trump posted on Truth Social that socialist candidates who won three New York City congressional primaries will lead states to decline. The candidates defeated Democratic incumbents in deep-blue districts and now face no major opposition in November.
nbcnews.compolitics11 days ago
Trump Meets Senate Republicans to Address Legislative Priorities
President Donald Trump is scheduled to meet Senate Republicans on June 24, 2026, to discuss stalled confirmations and expiring surveillance authority. The session follows weeks of friction over scheduling and legislative sequencing.
upi.compolitics10 days agoUpdated
Trump Presses Senate Republicans on Voter ID, Citizenship Verification
President Trump met Senate Republicans at the Capitol on Wednesday and described the party as well-unified. The session followed his decision to drop a bipartisan housing bill and drew rebukes over his handling of the war in Iran.
Newsweekpolitics11 days ago
Trump Meets Senate Republicans on Iran Deal and FISA Renewal
President Trump will meet Senate Republicans on Capitol Hill Wednesday to discuss stalled legislation and policy disagreements. The session follows weeks of friction over an Iran agreement, surveillance powers, and voting legislation.
Newsweekscience12 days ago
Kentucky Senator Will Miss Senate Votes This Week
The 84-year-old Kentucky Republican was admitted to an undisclosed hospital on June 14, 2026. His office said he will not vote this week but continues working with staff on Senate and state matters.
The Hillpolitics13 days ago
Cornyn Ties Vote on Immigration Spending Bill to Release of Approved Border Funds
A Texas Republican senator delayed his support for a $70 billion immigration spending bill until the administration agreed to release more than $10 billion in previously approved border security reimbursements. The four-term incumbent also set conditions on his vote for an attorn…
newser.compolitics13 days ago
House Republican says Iran deal includes concessions and performance conditions
Rep. Buddy Carter stated the memorandum of understanding signed last week contains concessions but ties rewards to Iranian compliance. The agreement outlines reconstruction funding, a Lebanon ceasefire, and sanctions relief. Sen. Lindsey Graham said he expects the deal to fail.
abcnews.go.compolitics13 days ago
Senate Republicans Seek Extended Debate on SAVE America Act After Falling Short of 60 Votes
Sen. Mike Lee said Republicans are 10 votes short of cloture and urged extended debate to pass the bill. The measure has stalled after House passage in February.
680news.compolitics13 days ago
Democratic Primary to Replace Rep. Jerry Nadler Ends Tuesday in New York
Eight candidates are competing in the Democratic primary for New York’s 12th congressional district. The race follows Rep. Jerry Nadler’s September 2025 announcement that he would not seek reelection after 34 years in Congress.
theconservativetreehouse.compolitics13 days ago
President Trump Links FISA Reauthorization to SAVE America Act
President Trump stated he will not approve FISA Section 702 reauthorization without the SAVE America Act. The bill remains stalled in the Senate due to a Democratic filibuster. Senate Majority Leader John Thune said the president makes his own decisions.
foxnews.compolitics15 days ago
Sen. Chris Van Hollen Says He Is Exploring 2028 Presidential Run
The Maryland Democrat told the On NOTUS podcast he visited New Hampshire and is “kicking the tires” on a campaign. He criticized operating from within Congress and called for dramatic change.
abcnews.go.compolitics15 days ago
Four Democrats compete in New York primary to replace Representative Jerry Nadler
Early voting began June 13 in the Democratic primary for New York’s 12th congressional district. The contest features state representatives Micah Lasher and Alex Bores, along with Jack Schlossberg and George Conway.
Washington Examinerpolitics15 days agoUpdated
State Auditor Matt Dunlap Wins Maine Democratic Primary for 2nd District
Matt Dunlap defeated the party-backed candidate in the Democratic primary for Maine’s 2nd District. He will face former Governor Paul LePage in November after Rep. Jared Golden retires.
abcnews.go.compolitics15 days ago
Trump Links DNI Nominee Hearing to U.S. Attorney Confirmation and FISA Renewal
President Trump posted on Truth Social before 4 a.m. ET Wednesday that he was canceling Jay Clayton's Senate hearing for Director of National Intelligence and would not move the nomination forward until Jamie McDonald is confirmed as U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New…
Los Angeles Timespolitics15 days ago
Senate Republicans criticize president over nominee delay and Iran deal
Republican senators publicly criticized the president this week after he postponed a nominee's confirmation hearing and reached an agreement on Iran. The tensions mark a shift from last year's cooperation on spending and tax legislation.
thequint.comworld16 days ago
Book Details 2023 House Speaker Vote Confrontation
A new book describes a physical confrontation on the House floor during the 15-round speaker election in January 2023. The account comes from an aide who worked for the eventual speaker.
koreatimes.co.krpolitics16 days ago
Senate NDAA Requires Reports on OPCON Transfer to South Korea and Bars Troop Cuts Below 28,500
The bill mandates Pentagon assessments every 90 days through 2030 and bars troop reductions below 28,500. It advances after an 18-9 committee vote last week.
dailywire.compolitics16 days ago
Cook Political Report Shifts Seven House Races Toward Democrats
The nonpartisan Cook Political Report moved seven Republican-held districts into more competitive categories on Thursday. Democrats need four net gains to win House control or three to tie the current 218-212 margin.
The Hillpolitics16 days ago
Cook Political Report shifts seven House races toward Democrats
The nonpartisan Cook Political Report moved seven House races toward Democrats on Thursday. Six of the seats are currently held by Republicans and one by a Democrat.
Benzingabusiness17 days ago
CLARITY Act on Senate Calendar After House Passage but Misses White House July Target
The bill defining when tokens count as securities remains on the Senate calendar with a July 4 target set by the White House.
Semaforpolitics17 days ago
Trump Ties DNI Nominee Hearing to Confirmation of New York U.S. Attorney
President Trump halted Jay Clayton’s confirmation hearing hours after posting demands on Truth Social, tying the nomination to a new U.S. attorney for New York and a voter ID measure.
vanguardngr.compolitics18 days ago
Congress Seeks Role in Iran Policy Discussions
Congress is asserting a desire for input on U.S. policy toward Iran. The move follows ongoing developments in relations between the two countries.
Washington Examinerpolitics18 days ago
Sen. Susan Collins Says She Does Not Regret 2018 Kavanaugh Confirmation Vote
The Maine Republican reaffirmed her support for Justice Brett Kavanaugh on Friday despite his role in the 2022 Dobbs decision that ended the federal constitutional right to abortion.
ww2.kqed.orgpolitics18 days agoUpdated
Bay Area Voters Decide Special Election Winner to Replace Resigned Congressman
Voters in California's 14th Congressional District cast ballots Tuesday in a special primary to fill the seat vacated by the April resignation. The heavily Democratic district includes East Bay cities such as Fremont, Hayward and Livermore.
theyeshivaworld.compolitics18 days agoUpdated
Democratic State Lawmaker Advances in California Special Election
State Sen. Aisha Wahab advanced to an August runoff in a special election for a U.S. House seat vacated after the prior representative resigned. The district heavily favors Democrats, and the winner will serve through January.
politics18 days ago
Operating Engineers Local 138 Endorses Mike LiPetri in Race Against Rep. Tom Suozzi
The 1,500-member union endorsed the Republican challenger backed by President Trump. The race is rated Lean Democrat by the Cook Political Report.
Washington Examinerpolitics19 days ago
House Oversight Committee Opens Review of D.C. Tax-Lien Sales to Investors
The panel is examining whether the District’s practice of selling tax liens to third-party investors violates a 2023 Supreme Court ruling on foreclosure equity.
Nbc Newspolitics19 days ago
Primaries in Five States and D.C. Test Trump Endorsements and Open Senate, Governor Races
Voters in Oklahoma, Alabama, Georgia, California and the District of Columbia go to the polls Tuesday for primaries and runoffs that include Senate and governor contests. Several races feature candidates backed by President Trump.
upi.compolitics19 days ago
Eleanor Holmes Norton, 89, Will Not Seek 19th Term as D.C. Delegate
The longtime nonvoting delegate steps aside ahead of Tuesday’s Democratic primary. Two former staffers are among the candidates seeking to replace her.
nbcnews.compolitics18 days agoUpdated
Voters Cast Ballots in Five Jurisdictions for Senate, Governor and Mayoral Races
Primary and runoff elections took place Tuesday in Oklahoma, Georgia, Alabama, California and Washington, D.C. Contests include Republican nominations for Senate and governor seats and the first use of ranked-choice voting in the District of Columbia mayoral race.
Semaforpolitics20 days ago
Rand Paul Says Support for Administration Policies Reflects Long-Standing Positions
The Kentucky Republican senator has backed a $70 billion immigration enforcement bill and supported the president on voter ID and birthright citizenship changes. The shift follows earlier tensions over tax cuts, tariffs, and foreign policy.
uctoday.compolitics20 days ago
Trump Says He Will Block FISA Renewal Unless Save America Act Passes Unchanged
President Trump stated he will not back renewal of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act unless the Save America Act is attached in full. He also referred to Democrats as "Dumocrats" and said the surveillance law was used against him during his first term.
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Senate Bill Limits Halts to Israel Intelligence Sharing but Leaves Indo-Pacific Ties Fully Adjustable
The Senate Intelligence Authorization Act would require any future president to document a specific national security reason before cutting intelligence exchanges with Israel and would expand sharing with four Abraham Accords states.
Washington Examinerpolitics22 days ago
Schumer Says Democrats Aim to Gain Four Senate Seats in 2026
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer told Punchbowl News the party has multiple paths to a majority. He endorsed Rep. Haley Stevens in Michigan and backed Graham Platner in Maine.
Washington Examinerpolitics22 days ago
Discharge petitions pass House at higher rate this Congress
Eight discharge petitions have reached the 218-signature threshold so far this Congress, with six receiving floor votes and passing the House. The process allows legislation to bypass committees when a simple majority signs on.
Benzingapolitics23 days ago
Effort Underway to Remove Impeachments From Congressional Record
President Donald Trump and allies are working on a plan to expunge two prior impeachments. Constitutional experts say Congress lacks authority to take the action.
Washington Examinerpolitics23 days ago
Trump Calls for Expulsion of Rep. Jamie Raskin from Congress
President Trump posted on Truth Social on June 11, 2026, urging Congress to expel Rep. Jamie Raskin over alleged impeachment planning. The call followed a post by commentator Mark Levin.
joemygod.compolitics23 days ago
Senate Committee Votes to Extend Ukraine Security Assistance to $750 Million
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved an extension of security assistance for Ukraine and raised authorized funding levels. The measure adds to existing congressional support for Kyiv.
politics24 days ago
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Weighs 2028 Run for President or Senate Seat
The New York congresswoman is preparing a fall schedule of appearances to test support outside her core base. She remains undecided between a presidential bid, a Senate campaign, or re-election to her House seat.