National Politics
President Trump’s Approach to Election Interference and China
In a recent address on foreign interference in elections, President Trump made significant claims regarding China. Despite these assertions, when questioned this week about addressing the matter directly with Beijing, Trump seemed to lessen the
Rahm Emanuel and David Remnick Discuss Democratic Priorities
Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel engaged in a robust discussion with David Remnick of The New Yorker concerning the Democratic Party’s focus on transgender issues. Emanuel highlighted his belief that the party should redirect its
Debate Over Sanctuary Jurisdictions and Immigrant Detainment
A New York City congressman, Rep. Daniel Goldman, faced criticism from Republicans and the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) after asserting that sanctuary jurisdictions hand over removable criminal illegal immigrants to federal authorities once they
South Carolina GOP Senate Race Heats Up with Sanford’s Entry
Former South Carolina Governor and congressman, Mark Sanford, announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate. Sanford, a Republican, is a notable critic of Donald Trump. His announcement adds to a competitive field aiming for the
Controversial Defense Bill Provision Sparks Bipartisan Concerns
Lawmakers from both parties have voiced concerns over a provision in the House-approved $1.15 trillion defense bill. They argue it threatens America’s sovereignty. Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Kentucky), pictured in June, proposed an amendment to eliminate
House Moves to End Iran Conflict, Senate Blocks Legally Binding Action
In a recent move, the House of Representatives voted in favor of a proposal aimed at ending U.S. involvement in the Iran conflict. The proposal, led by Democrats, calls for the withdrawal of armed forces
House Approves Resolution to Withdraw U.S. Forces from Iran Hostilities
The House of Representatives approved a resolution on Thursday to withdraw U.S. forces from hostilities with Iran. This decision mirrors the increasing frustration within Congress over war oversight. The resolution passed with a close vote
The Growing Influence of Asian American Voters in U.S. Elections
With each election cycle in the United States, costs rise and results become increasingly narrow. Political strategists and pundits fervently search for the key coalition and tactics to lead Democrats to victory. Yet, they often
House Democrats and Republicans Clash Over Key Votes Amid Recess
House lawmakers have had a busy week, preparing to leave for an extended summer recess. They completed their last votes and will return to Washington on August 31. Meanwhile, the Senate remains in session for
Congress Questions ABA on Diversity Policies
Representative Brandon Gill, a Republican from Texas, questioned the American Bar Association (ABA) President Michelle A. Behnke about the organization’s diversity principles. The discussion took place during a House Oversight Committee Task Force hearing. Gill