The Iran War Is Back On — and These Republicans Say Trump Doesn't Need Congress's Permission
As U.S. forces resume fighting in Iran, House Republicans are embracing a legal theory that lets Trump keep the war going without a vote in Congress.
As U.S. forces resume fighting in Iran, House Republicans are embracing a legal theory that lets Trump keep the war going without a vote in Congress.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche pledged to revisit the Justice Department's reading of the Comstock Act — a 150-year-old anti-vice law that could be used to ban mailing abortion pills nationwide.
The SAVE Act keeps failing in the Senate, so House Republicans are trying to jam Trump's voter-suppression agenda into a budget bill that only needs 51 votes.
Within weeks of the Supreme Court saying Trump couldn't end birthright citizenship by executive order, Reps. John McGuire and Morgan Griffith rushed in with bills to do it through Congress instead.
At a July hearing, House Republicans didn't push back on the gutting of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau — they asked how to make it permanent.
Rep. Brandon Gill chairs a congressional task force he has aimed squarely at DEI — holding hearings, summoning the American Bar Association's president, and calling DEI a 'disgusting and racist ideology.'
Rep. Ronny Jackson is pressing federal regulators on their investigation of 'woke' shareholder-advisory firms on behalf of ExxonMobil — while his rural Texas district faces real problems.
Rep. Tony Wied spent his time writing a Fox News op-ed warning about socialism — while his own northeast Wisconsin district loses jobs and health care to the bill he voted for.
Mike Lindell built a brand on false voter-fraud claims — but he wasn't registered to vote in Minnesota, the state he's now running to govern, until reporters asked.