House Speaker Mike Johnson says President Donald Trump would need congressional approval for his proposal to send $5,000 to American adults if Republicans retain control of Congress in November. Trump says the payments will happen.
Democratic state parties and activist groups are preparing for possible disruptions during the 2026 midterms, including recruiting volunteers for polling places, planning protests and developing legal strategies.
Vice President JD Vance drew chants of “JD 48” at the Republican midterm convention, but Republicans interviewed by AP had no clear consensus on who should lead the party in 2028. Marco Rubio, Ron DeSantis and Ted Cruz were among the other names mentioned.
President Donald Trump’s proposal to send Americans $5,000 if Republicans maintain control of Congress is facing criticism from lawmakers and economists over its potential cost, impact on inflation and need for congressional approval.
Sen. Bernie Moreno publicly called on Rep. Max Miller to leave Congress and seek professional help after Miller denied domestic abuse allegations during a livestream on X, escalating an already contentious custody dispute that has become a major issue in Ohio's congressional race.
The FBI searched offices connected to the Ohio Organizing Collaborative in June 2026 and reportedly seized electronic devices while questioning individuals associated with the organization. Federal officials have not publicly explained the reason for the searches, prompting criticism and concern from voting rights advocates.
Executive orders are directives signed by the President that allow him to make policy outside of the usual congressional process. Trump is expected to sign a long list of executive orders shortly after entering office for his second term, with top priorities including
The phrase "Your body, my choice" spreads online and offline, causing fear and disgust among women.
Ohio U.S. Sen. J.D. Vance is set to become the next vice president, leaving his Senate seat vacant. Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine…
Republican Bernie Moreno wins Ohio U.S. Senate seat, defeating incumbent Democrat Sherrod Brown. Moreno's victory marks a shift in Ohio's political landscape.