Florida Democrat Faces Expulsion Vote Over Fraud Allegations

Florida Democrat Faces Expulsion Vote Over Fraud Allegations

Hegseth Scraps Military Flu Shots in Shock Policy Shift

DOJ Investigates SPLC Over Secret Informant Operation Allegations

Colorado Threatens Catholic Schools With Funding Ban Over Faith Rules

RFK Jr's Final Act: A “Cure for Death”? 

Liberal judges are ravaging RFK's agenda. Now, a rogue MAHA doctor is racing to reveal an all-natural compound that adds up to 25 YEARS to seniors' lives. 

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On Capitol Hill Today

On the Senate side, the GOP Armed Services chair is warning that ending mandatory military flu shots could be a mistake, arguing it may risk readiness even as supporters push the move as a return to personal choice. The dispute reflects broader tensions over how far the Pentagon should go in rolling back health mandates.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer is predicting a government shutdown ahead of the midterms, a claim Republicans are using to highlight what they describe as Democratic brinkmanship over federal funding. The warning comes as Congress heads toward another high-stakes budget standoff.

At the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, officials have rolled back certain lending industry antidiscrimination requirements, signaling a shift in regulatory enforcement priorities. Supporters call it a reduction in regulatory burden, while critics warn it could weaken consumer protections in credit markets.

In the House, newly sworn-in Rep. Analilia Mejia is not committing to backing Hakeem Jeffries for Speaker, raising early questions about cohesion within the Democratic caucus. Her noncommittal stance highlights ongoing internal negotiations as leadership dynamics continue to take shape.