Rick Crawford chairs the committee that is supposed to check the intelligence behind a war. On Saturday he used that chair to ask the president for more of it — and Trump thanked him publicly right afterward.
Roger Marshall broke the STOCK Act by disclosing a dependent child's pandemic-era trades in Microsoft, Disney, Chevron, Gilead and Roku more than 17 months late. In 2026 he cosponsored a bill to ban exactly that.
A neighbor called 911 saying Roger Marshall almost ran him over with a pickup. Marshall pleaded no contest — then a prosecutor whose father was Marshall's business partner and across-the-street neighbor got the conviction swapped for a traffic ticket.
As Kansas Attorney General, Derek Schmidt demanded to see Barack Obama's birth certificate in 2012 — and told police not to enforce a COVID gathering limit days before Easter in 2020, after the state had already traced outbreaks to churches.
Spartz is one of nine House Republicans co-sponsoring a constitutional amendment to repeal the 17th — ending the direct election of U.S. senators and handing the pick to state legislatures. Her office says states can start stripping voters now.
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For months, Steve Hilton said that as governor he'd be obligated to honor Louisiana's law and send a California doctor there to face abortion charges. On Friday, down 25 points in the polls, he said the opposite.
In March 2022, a check from Summit's Bruce Rastetter landed in Joe Mitchell's campaign account. Eight days later he cast the lone Republican committee vote against protecting Iowa landowners from the CO2 pipeline's eminent domain.
The New York Times caught Iowa's Republican Senate nominee lifting other people's sentences more than a dozen times. Her first move was to point at a staffer. Her second was to call it a partisan attack.
Senate Judiciary staff interviewed 20 family units and 40 women held at the Dilley, Texas facility. They found worms in food, coloring books passed off as school, and guards scolded for being 'too nice.' DHS gave them two hours inside.