The House passed Roll Call 289 by a 220-192 vote, with eight Democrats joining Republicans on language condemning socialism and calling for the SAVE America Act.
The Senate Appropriations Committee reportedly suspended a key rule tied to the upcoming continuing resolution, handing Democrats a win on more than $700 billion in grant spending.
A missed financial disclosure deadline knocked Republican Rep. Paula Stark off the ballot in Florida House District 47, leaving only Democrats in the race.
An amendment meant to codify President Trump’s executive order barring transgender service in the U.S. military failed after four Republicans voted with Democrats.
A new report says the Justice Department is investigating Republican Rep. Cory Mills, but public details remain limited and no charges have been announced.
Rep. Ayanna Pressley urged Republicans to back her Equal Rights Amendment push. Rep. Brandon Gill said he would look at it, then asked whether it defines “woman.”
A $72 billion border package ran into a very Washington problem: Republicans want to fund immigration enforcement, but some do not want a separate $1 billion ballroom request tucked into the same deal.
Decision Desk HQ projected that Republican Clayton Fuller won Georgia's 14th District special election, with Trump’s endorsement still carrying real weight in a race that played out like a test of party loyalty.
At a GOP conference in Miami, President Trump touted a Most-Favored-Nation approach to drug pricing, claimed he forced other countries to agree, and urged Congress to codify the change. The pitch mixed trade threats, tall claims, and a sales job aimed at lawmakers.