Senator Exposes Benghazi Code Used to Fund Planned Parenthood

Senator Exposes Benghazi Code Used to Fund Planned Parenthood

DHS Slams Press for Describing Nicaraguan Illegal Alien as Green Bay Man

Chicago Alderman Demands Bail Reform After Officer Killed by Released Felon

Religious Liberty Wins as Judge Orders School District to Stop Blocking Bible Club Access

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House Republicans Split Over Surveillance Law as Deadline Looms

Speaker Mike Johnson faces a rebellion within his own ranks as he attempts to shepherd through an extension of Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act before the April 30 deadline. The House Rules Committee on Tuesday hit the pause button on consideration of the measure, a telling sign that the votes simply are not there yet.

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Mexico Delivers Major Blow to Jalisco Cartel With Arrest of Top Commanders

Mexican naval forces have dealt a significant blow to one of North America’s most dangerous criminal organizations with the coordinated capture of two high-ranking commanders of Cartel Jalisco New Generation. These operations, conducted this week, follow closely on the heels of February’s killing of the cartel’s founder and supreme leader, Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera Cervantes, marking what appears to be a sustained campaign against the organization.

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On Capitol Hill Today

Sen. Mitch McConnell criticized the Pentagon for allegedly delaying the release of $400 million in congressionally approved military aid to Ukraine, saying the funds have been “collecting dust” despite bipartisan support. He accused Defense Department officials of stonewalling lawmakers seeking answers about the holdup.

A proposed Trump-linked ballroom project is facing pushback amid concerns over federal spending priorities and broader affordability issues. Lawmakers are questioning whether the plan aligns with current economic pressures and budget discipline.

Sen. Thom Tillis expressed skepticism about the strength of the evidence in the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey, urging caution in how the case is being presented. His remarks add to growing Republican scrutiny over the prosecution’s foundation and handling.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer sharply criticized a Supreme Court ruling related to the Voting Rights Act, calling it “awful” and warning of its implications for electoral protections. His comments highlight escalating tensions between congressional Democrats and the Court over voting access issues.