Steube sued to stop proxy voting and promised in writing never to use it. Nine months later he filed a false letter with the House clerk so he could go speak at a political conference in Orlando.
A dark-money group is running an ad calling Blackburn 'queen pharma mama.' Her lawyers say it's defamation. The underlying record — a 2016 law that stripped the DEA's power to immediately freeze suspicious opioid shipments — is real.
Five Republicans in Congress had SpaceX money on the line — four of them bought in the week of the IPO while sitting on committees that oversee parts of the company's business. Six weeks later, every one of them voted for a stock-trading bill that bans new purchases but lets them keep what they already own.
AIPAC and its allies spent $8 million to take out a sitting Republican congressman who wouldn't fall in line. Here's how a lobby funded by a few billionaires came to own both parties' votes on war and peace.
A ProPublica investigation into MAGA influencer Nick Adams' civics charity found almost no evidence it teaches civics — and a $1,000,000 sweepstakes prize with no record of ever being paid. It fits a pattern.
Creditors are chasing MyPillow for more than $25 million in unpaid bills, and Lindell's election lies could still cost him hundreds of millions more — as he asks Minnesota to hand him the state budget.
The House Ethics Committee is reviewing a matter referred by the independent Office of Congressional Conduct. It won't say what it's about; Gooden says it's spending. His answer was to attack the investigators.
On a phone town hall she told constituents 'we have not made any cuts' to Medicaid, then voted for Trump's Medicaid-cutting budget bill; with the lapse of the ACA tax credits, 65,193 people in her district are projected to lose coverage. And her estranged husband put her texts about his 14-year-old daughter into the court record.
Jordan referred former special counsel Jack Smith for criminal prosecution — not for anything he said, but for something he didn't volunteer. Smith's lawyers took it apart, and former prosecutors called it 'an embarrassment.'