NBC News obtained the 53 names referred to Paxton's office. One was charged with noncitizen voting. At least five were listed as American citizens in prior court records. Even the Heritage Foundation counts fewer than four such cases a year nationwide.
Campaigning before Florida's GOP primary, Donalds attacked his likely opponent over transgender kids and claimed America's largest doctors' group had come around to his position. The American Medical Association says it still believes families and doctors should decide together.
Derrick Van Orden says data center opposition comes 'from the Chinese companies' who are 'paying people to say this stuff.' NPR went looking for the evidence. Researchers tracking foreign influence said: 'We haven't found much.'
Asked for his read on Peggy Flanagan, Tom Emmer led with how she looks. In the same breath he stated a $9 billion fraud figure as settled fact. It's a federal prosecutor's projection across 14 programs — one Gov. Walz has called sensationalized.
Ron Wyden says he asked Blackburn's staff repeatedly, from 2024 to 2025, to sign on as the Republican vote needed to subpoena Epstein's bank records. Her office declined. In February 2025 she posted that Democrats had stonewalled her Epstein work 'at every turn.'
Five days after publicly calling for a peaceful transition, Ralph Norman privately texted Mark Meadows that invoking 'Marshall Law' was the LAST HOPE. Asked on CNN three years later if he regretted it, he said the only thing he regrets is the spelling.
The third-ranking Republican in Congress said Somalis who don't assimilate should "go the hell back to where they came from" — and that he's "done being careful." The claim underneath it, that Somalis commit 80% of Twin Cities crime, is contradicted by Minnesota's own crime data.
Ushers documented vaping, filming, and refusing to leave. Boebert joked she was guilty of 'singing too loud,' and her team denied the vaping for most of the week — until the theater's camera showed her doing it.
Allen told a reporter the health cuts wouldn't touch Georgia because Georgia never expanded Medicaid. KFF now puts the state's ten-year Medicaid loss at $7.32 billion. A hospital in his own district is looking at closing its ICU. He chairs the House subcommittee on health, employment, labor and pensions.