Ted Lieu Says Trump May Be on a ‘Terminal Illness’ Drug—Cheung Fires Back [VIDEO]
Ted Lieu speculated about Trump’s health after the housing bill ceremony was scrapped, and Steven Cheung hit back on X.
ActBlue CEO invokes Fifth Amendment 22 times at House hearing
ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace Jones refused to answer House questions and invoked the Fifth Amendment 22 times as Republicans pressed concerns over foreign donations and faulty verification.
Todd Blanche confirms court killed $1.78 billion weaponization fund
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche told lawmakers the Justice Department is not moving forward with the Trump-era weaponization fund, after questions from Congress and a court ruling put the plan on ice.
Massie to expose secret Epstein names on floor
The congressman says he will use House floor protections to read redacted Epstein names, while accusing DOJ and FBI leaders of hiding records.
How a $36 billion loophole bypasses Americans
Republicans are moving to close a payroll-tax break in the OPT program after ICE said it found thousands of suspect and phantom workers tied to fraud.
Ilhan Omar’s ‘World War Eleven’ Clip Goes Viral Again
A resurfaced video shows Rep. Ilhan Omar saying "World War Eleven" before correcting herself, while her finances and Minnesota fraud scrutiny keep drawing attention.
Omar Snaps at Disclosure Questions
Ilhan Omar brushed off a reporter who asked about big changes in her financial disclosure forms, while a CPA said lawmakers are still responsible for what they sign.
Missing GOP Vote Raises Fresh Questions
Speaker Mike Johnson says Rep. Thomas Kean Jr. is dealing with a personal health matter after missing more than 50 House votes. The absence comes as Republicans try to pass key bills with almost no room for error.
ActBlue Staff Take the Fifth
Five ActBlue employees refused to answer 146 House Judiciary questions as lawmakers probed foreign donation concerns, fraud controls, and a major legal staff shake-up.
Democrats Double Down on Firebrands
Victor Nieves said Democrats keep rewarding harder-line candidates, and a New Jersey special election just gave that argument a fresh round of oxygen.