Author: Ramsey Touchberry
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Deleted DEI posts mark latest culture war flashpoint in bitter Kentucky Senate GOP primary
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The Republican primary race to replace retiring Sen. Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is the GOP’s latest heated contest to take shape around culture war politics. A company formerly tied to candidate Nate Morris has recently scrubbed its website of posts dating back years by the former CEO on topics such as DEI, ESG, and Black Lives…
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Republicans fret over Musk’s ‘America Party’ threat: ‘Take it serious’
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Tech mogul Elon Musk‘s public breakup with President Donald Trump and threat to form a new political party should be taken seriously amid frustrations among the MAGA base, according to top Republicans. There are fears among some Republican lawmakers that the world’s richest man could use his endless pockets to drive a wedge among conservatives…
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Trump’s job approval ratings on key issues get mixed reviews
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More than five months into his second-term presidency and with substantial policy wins under his belt, President Donald Trump faces an American electorate that mostly disapproves of his handling of major issues, according to polling. Trump signed into law his sprawling domestic policy bill over the weekend during a Fourth of July ceremony at the…
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GOP braces for Democratic ‘vote-a-rama’ blitz as Senate nears final vote on ‘big, beautiful bill’
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The Senate is starting a grueling marathon amendment voting session Monday morning, beginning the last leg of what’s been a dramatic and drawn-out ordeal to pass President Donald Trump’s domestic policy agenda. Following hours of floor debate that began Sunday, the chamber is embarking on a so-called vote-a-rama shortly after 9:30 a.m. Monday, another long…
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House GOP duo endorses Mike Rogers for Michigan Senate as colleague weighs bid
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EXCLUSIVE — Two House Republicans are endorsing Michigan GOP Senate hopeful Mike Rogers, even as one of their congressional colleagues is still considering a primary challenge against him. On Thursday, Reps. Jack Bergman (R-MI) and Tim Walberg (R-MI) endorsed Rogers, the former GOP congressman who narrowly lost last November to now-Sen. Elissa Slotkin (D-MI). National Republicans have coalesced around…
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Schumer hospitalized for dehydration after feeling ‘lightheaded’ at gym
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Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) was treated for dehydration Wednesday at a hospital after a workout session in the Senate gym left him feeling “lightheaded,” according to a spokesperson. His office revealed what appears to have been a relatively brief medical episode after it said the 74-year-old had already returned to work. “Leader Schumer…
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Iran ceasefire gives lawmakers whiplash ahead of high-stakes war powers vote
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An Israel-Iran ceasefire announced Monday eased tensions in Congress that the United States could be drawn into a broader conflict, capping off a chaotic 48 hours for U.S. politicians as they weighed whether to curb President Donald Trump’s war powers. But the drama is far from over. For some lawmakers, the whiplash only complicated whether…
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Senate GOP draws battle lines with Trump over DOGE rescissions legislation
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President Donald Trump wants to give back $9.4 billion in federal spending to Congress that it has already approved. But it’s proving to be an uphill battle with Senate Republicans. Some GOP senators don’t want to claw back funds for certain programs, including $1.1 billion to public broadcasting and $900 million in foreign aid for…
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First Senate hearing on Biden health ‘cover-up’ to serve as road map for investigations
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Senate Republicans will put the focus back on former President Joe Biden with their first hearing Wednesday on his cognitive status while in office and whether ex-White House officials shielded his health decline. The Senate Judiciary Committee will hear testimony from former first-term Trump administration officials, including Sean Spicer, while Democrats will boycott proceedings they…
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GOP rallies around escalating Biden investigations as party feuds elsewhere on policy
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Republican investigations into former President Joe Biden’s mental acuity while in office could soon offer the GOP reprieve from weeks of intense disputes among its members and answers to the public. Several GOP-led inquiries in Congress and the Trump administration are reaching a fever pitch as competing factions within the party remain divided over President…

