Tommy Tuberville Says 'Four or Five' Senators 'Didn't Legally Win' — And Offers Zero Proof
On Newsmax, Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville claimed several of his Senate colleagues were elected illegally. He gave no evidence — because there isn't any.
On Newsmax, Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville claimed several of his Senate colleagues were elected illegally. He gave no evidence — because there isn't any.
The DOJ has filed 27 lawsuits against more than 20 cities, counties and states with sanctuary policies — including one to stop Philadelphia from barring ICE agents from wearing masks and hiding their badges.
The House Budget Committee approved a resolution to unlock a third party-line reconciliation bill: tens of billions more for the Pentagon and a $10 billion grant program to push states toward the SAVE Act's voter-ID rules.
At an Iowa cancer roundtable, Zach Nunn called the Medicaid-cutting 'big beautiful bill' a step toward 'preserving' coverage — while a stage-four cancer patient in the audience described being kicked off Iowa Medicaid.
A new Susan Collins campaign ad brags that she protected Medicaid. It leaves out the procedural vote she cast to send Trump's Medicaid-cutting budget bill to the Senate floor — the vote a fellow Republican thanked her for.
Four Michigan Republicans sent an angry letter blaming Canada for wildfire smoke — while every one of them has a 0% environmental record and voted to weaken the very protections that fight it.
A CNN investigation found that Georgia Senate candidate Mike Collins' own son-in-law is a white nationalist influencer who shares antisemitic conspiracy theories and Nazi imagery to more than 1.5 million followers.
House Majority Whip Tom Emmer trumpets his Oversight Committee's Minnesota fraud probe, but stays silent on the same committee's Epstein investigation — the one his own son runs.
A federal court twice dismissed a lawsuit — joined by Florida governor candidate Byron Donalds — to overturn the 2020 Census count, calling further arguments futile.