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Millions are fraudulently receiving health insurance subsidized by the federal government, according to a new conservative think tank report.
The inaptly named “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” is not at all popular. For Republicans in competitive districts, that matters.
MAGA loyalist Laura Loomer appears to be fed up with attacks against President Donald Trump — and she is encouraging her social media followers to track evidence of his conservative critics. In a post on X,
Federal student loan borrowers could benefit from the extension of a rule regarding employers helping workers pay off their loans.
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A former Republican state legislative leader is joining the increasingly crowded GOP primary for Michigan’s 2026 gubernatorial race.
A plurality of voters oppose the sweeping tax-and-spending legislation, with mixed opinions on specific provisions, according to a Washington Post-Ipsos poll conducted earlier this month.
Top Senate Republicans are running into some resistance from several key senators about the details of President Donald Trump’s “big beautiful bill,” potentially complicating plans to deliver that package by their own July 4 deadline.
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Alan Wilson, the four-term Republican attorney general of South Carolina, is set to enter the state’s open gubernatorial race in 2026.
On Monday, Massie posted on X that “This is not our war,” unless Congress decides to move forward, and said that he would be introducing a wars power resolution on Tuesday to prohibit Trump from involving the United States in the conflict without congressional authorization.
Sen. Bill Hagerty and Rep. Ralph Norman want to halt housing grants to sanctuary cities that do not adhere to federal immigration laws, as protests and unrest rage over anti-ICE raids in Los Angeles.
Former Libertarian vice presidential nominee Mike ter Maat and dozens of other members of the third party have joined a caucus within the Republican Party, hoping to usher in fiscally conservative policies.