Republican States Use Medicaid Records to Hunt Down Illegals

Republican States Use Medicaid Records to Hunt Down Illegals

California Loses $1.3 Billion as Trump Administration Declares War on Medicaid Fraud

JD Vance Just Put Fraudsters on Notice and Blue States Aren’t Going to Like It

Democrats Block Border Funding While Republicans Fight Over Trump’s Ballroom

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Congressional Republicans Demand Return of JFK Documents Taken by CIA

The Central Intelligence Agency removed classified documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy and the notorious MKUltra program from another intelligence office, and now members of Congress want answers.

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Former FBI Agent Warns of Iranian Sleeper Cell Threat During World Cup

A former federal law enforcement official has issued a sobering assessment of potential security threats facing the upcoming World Cup, calling on the White House to deliver an unequivocal warning to Tehran.

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On Capitol Hill Today

House lawmakers rejected an effort to limit or end U.S. military action involving Iran, underscoring divisions over congressional authority in war powers. The vote highlighted ongoing tension between lawmakers seeking to rein in executive military decisions and those supporting the administration’s posture on Iran.

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand criticized HUD Secretary Scott Turner during a Senate hearing, challenging his responses and urging him to focus less on political framing and more on policy substance. The exchange reflected broader partisan friction over housing policy, budget cuts, and agency accountability.

Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Rick Scott introduced bipartisan legislation aimed at banning former members of Congress from becoming lobbyists. The proposal targets the “revolving door” between Capitol Hill and influence-peddling firms, framing it as an ethics reform measure.

Lawmakers and defense officials are facing scrutiny over reported changes to Pentagon civilian harm monitoring efforts tied to operations involving Iran. The debate centers on concerns that reduced staffing could weaken oversight of civilian casualties during military operations.