Border crossings at the Soo bridge fell 24%. A gear shop is down 27%. ProPublica asked the congressman who represents the Upper Peninsula what he plans to do about it, and got no response — because there is no mention of tariffs anywhere on his website during Trump's second term.
Five Senate Republicans named the bill in January. Stauber carried the identical text into the House in March, alone, and has kept it there. It is a child care bill that also writes a terrorist group into immigration law and lets an officer deport a provider on suspicion. The video that started it all produced no confirmed findings of fraud.
A former Little Rock superintendent spent two years predicting exactly how Arkansas's voucher program would go. In what he says may be his last column, he explains why the rising test scores in the governor's press release don't mean what she says they mean.
Four days after 700 constituent letters were delivered to his office, Fitzpatrick went on Face the Nation and called in-person town halls a 'three-ring circus' funded by dark money groups he would not name. His constituents held one anyway, with an empty chair for him.
In 2022 Victoria Spartz called Russia's invasion a genocide and described the bombings her grandmother lived through. In 2024, facing a primary where the border polled better, she voted no on $61 billion for Ukraine.
Body cameras. No masks. Visible ID. Warrants before agents enter a school or a home. Fitzpatrick put all of it in a bill on April 2. On June 9 he voted to fund ICE through 2029 with none of it — and the bill passed 214-212.
Cynthia West filed a workplace complaint against Spartz, was offered a settlement with a nondisclosure agreement, and refused it. Spartz's office has given two different reasons for letting her go — and her staff turnover was the worst of her career.
Scalise spoke to a hate group founded by a former Klan grand wizard, told a reporter he was Duke without the baggage, and voted twice against a Martin Luther King Jr. state holiday. Now he's the House GOP's elder statesman and the obvious contender to lead the conference next.
His Appalachian district is one of the most Medicaid-dependent in America. At least seven of the Kentucky hospitals flagged as at risk of closing sit in it. He voted yes and called it a win.