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Congressional committee demands records, information on Boston's sanctuary city policies
The House Judiciary Committee, under the leadership of Chair and Republican Congressman Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, has sent letters to Boston’s law enforcement leaders demanding documents and information on the city’s sanctuary policies as the Trump administration continues its nationwide crackdown on illegal immigration.
The letters by Jordan and...Read more
Antonio Reynoso defends calls suggesting Mayor Zohran Mamdani's support in NY's 7th District race
NEW YORK — Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso is defending organizers’ phone calls to voters that suggest Mayor Zohran Mamdani supports him in the Democratic primary for the NY-07 congressional district, when the mayor actually backs rival Assemblywoman Claire Valdez.
Reynoso says he sees nothing wrong with the calls from the left-...Read more
NDAA mark unveiled by House Armed Services Committee chairman
WASHINGTON — The House Armed Services Committee chairman released on Tuesday a proposed $1.15 trillion fiscal 2027 National Defense Authorization Act that emphasizes bolstering America’s defense industry.
The so-called “chairman’s mark” from Rep. Mike D. Rogers, R-Ala., would authorize almost $1.15 trillion for the base-budget part of...Read more
Chilling effects of Trump’s war on free speech extend far beyond campus walls – and that’s the point
Younger Americans have soured on the second Donald Trump presidency, but they are not protesting it.
Despite an unpopular Iran war and an even more unpopular Trump administration, college campus protests nationwide have gone silent. And at many schools, student activism is virtually nonexistent.
This silence comes in the wake ...Read more
Ex-President Biden sues to stop DOJ sharing interview tapes
WASHINGTON — Former President Joe Biden is suing the U.S. Justice Department to block officials from sharing audio recordings and interview transcripts he gave for a memoir project with Republicans in Congress and a conservative advocacy group.
The extraordinary lawsuit, which pits a former U.S. president against his successor’s ...Read more
Southern California man dies following attack outside his Trump-themed home
A 69-year-old man known in his San Diego County neighborhood as the owner of the "Trump house" has died from injuries suffered when he was brutally assaulted outside of his home.
Kerry George Sheron of Escondido was hospitalized in critical condition on Wednesday after he was attacked outside his MAGA-themed residence at East Mission Avenue and...Read more
4th District independents get signatures they need to take on Democratic nominee
Three independents submitted the thousands of signatures needed to get on the November ballot in Illinois’ 4th Congressional District, teeing up a rare general election for a federal seat in which candidates from outside the major parties have a real shot.
Each needed to turn in at least 10,816 signatures by the Tuesday deadline. They tackled...Read more
Unemployed veteran threatens Trump on White House website, but leaves contact info
NEW YORK — A Brooklyn man with a history of mental illness apparently upset with reductions to safety net programs left graphic messages on the White House’s web page threatening to kill President Donald Trump at his next public speaking engagement, federal prosecutors allege.
Justin Christopher Moore, 53, wrote three screeds on the “...Read more
Troy mayor announces GOP candidacy for Stevens' open US House seat in Michigan
DETROIT — Troy Mayor Ethan Baker announced his Republican candidacy for Michigan's 11th Congressional District.
If successful, Baker would flip the congressional district, which encompasses much of Oakland County. Democratic U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens represents the district but is leaving her seat in her bid to represent Michigan in the Senate....Read more
NY Rep. Espaillat flyer uses wrong photo in attack on primary rival Chevalier
A campaign flyer for Rep. Adriano Espaillat sent to Democratic voters in his upper Manhattan NY-13 district attacking his primary rival Darializa Avila Chevalier used a photo of a random woman rather than the progressive challenger.
Chevalier, who is mounting a surprisingly powerful challenge to the five-term incumbent, posted the “Adriano ...Read more
David Rivera's prominent friends offer their cash and homes to help him post bail
MIAMI — As he sits in a federal prison awaiting sentencing on criminal charges related to his lobbying work for an American subsidiary of Venezuela’s oil company, David Rivera’s prominent friends are sticking by him publicly and financially.
Alina Garcia, Miami-Dade’s elected supervisor of elections, offered to put up her home as ...Read more
5 Florida races to watch after redistricting
TAMPA, Fla. — More House seats could flip in Florida this election season after a Republican-led redistricting effort upended the congressional map.
Florida is now home to three of the most competitive U.S. House races in the country, according to Cook Political Report, a ratings service. Republicans redrew three previously blue districts to ...Read more
Wasserman Schultz's run in Floridas 20th District 'undermining Black political power,' DNC members say
MIAMI — Almost all of Florida’s elected Democratic National Committee members are condemning Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz’s decision to run for reelection in a district previously drawn to ensure Black voters’ representation but targeted for redistricting by Gov. Ron DeSantis this year.
“Our party cannot credibly denounce ...Read more
Trump says medical exam went well but provides no details
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said his physical at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center went “PERFECTLY,” but provided no details on the results of his examination.
Trump’s Tuesday visit to Walter Reed marked his fourth publicly disclosed medical appointment since the start of his second term. It is also Trump’s third ...Read more
NJ Rep. Tom Kean Jr. breaks mysterious silence amid long 'medical' absence
N.J. Rep. Tom Kean Jr. has broken his mysterious silence amid a nearly three month-long absence over an unexplained “medical” issue.
The embattled Republican scion of one of the Garden State’s most famed political families called some fellow GOP officials over the holiday weekend to reassure them that he’s still running for reelection ...Read more
From the San Luis Valley to Vail, Latino labor powers every sector of Colorado’s economy
In Colorado, a national debate about the role of Latinos in American society has deep roots in the state’s history, current identity — and future.
I’m a professor of ethnic studies at Colorado State University. I recently published a book titled “Latino Colorado: The Struggle for Equality in the Centennial State.” In it, I ...Read more
Hantavirus, Ebola highlight political division over disease
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration’s shake-up of the United States’ public health apparatus in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic has public health experts concerned about the country’s ability to respond to emerging disease outbreaks like hantavirus and Ebola.
Whether that’s a concern for Congress, however, often depends on the ...Read more
President Trump signs emergency declaration for Garden Grove tank emergency
President Donald Trump has signed an emergency declaration for the Garden Grove toxic tank emergency — allowing local authorities to receive federal disaster assistance as Orange County fire officials work to contain the crisis.
The move came after the Orange County Fire Authority announced early Monday that the risk of a major explosion had ...Read more
Thomas Massie files paperwork for 2028 House election. Will he run again?
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Less than a week after losing his reelection bid to Trump-endorsed opponent Ed Gallrein, Kentucky’s 4th District U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie seems to be laying some groundwork for his 2028 plans.
While many of the longtime congressman’s fans might hope he mounts a presidential run, paperwork filed with the Federal Election ...Read more
Massie talks about his 'biggest crime,' future political plans on 'Meet the Press'
After losing his bid for reelection last week, U.S. Rep. Thomas Massie said his “biggest crime” was showing that bipartisan work can be done in modern American politics.
In a moment of reflection on NBC’s “Meet the Press” Sunday morning, the seven-term Republican said he thought he lost the GOP primary Tuesday because he voted “...Read more
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