HR 6213 would bar the Secretary of Labor from finalizing or enforcing the first federal heat standard. Kiggans signed on the day it was introduced. Federal data counts an average of 3,389 heat injuries and 34 heat deaths a year on the job — and OSHA itself calls that an undercount.
Husted's campaign pointed to three of Brown's Senate votes. None of them would have given a single federal benefit to anyone in the country illegally — and three months after the Social Security vote, Brown voted Husted's way on the question Husted was describing.
Top Grade Aggregates wanted to run a 12-year gravel operation partly on land owned by Bill Huizenga's family businesses. Four months after the township approved it, the company wrote his campaign a check — and FEC records show his campaign appears to be the only one it has given to.
A federal judge barred the government from changing states' mail-voting rules before November. Ten days later the Postal Service published the rule anyway. On Monday the Supreme Court's conservative majority lifted one of the two injunctions against Trump's order — 71 days before the election. It left the other one standing.
In May 2025, 215 House Republicans voted for a ten-year ban on states and towns enforcing any law that limits AI — data centers included. Four of the fourteen named here voted for it four separate times. Now they are campaigning on letting your town decide.
The healthcare billionaire running for governor told a Buckhead audience that not having insurance 'does not mean you don't have healthcare,' and said his plan is to help people get off Medicaid. His campaign website's entire healthcare policy is two words: 'transform healthcare.'
Cline posted about a Farm Bureau listening session on Sunday afternoon. At 3:21 p.m. the Virginia Cattlemen's Association — headquartered a ten-minute drive from his house — warned that Trump's plan to import 300,000 metric tons of ground beef will hurt producers. Cline voted to strip the House of its power to vote on Trump's tariffs for the rest of that session.
Kiggans posted that her opponent 'made over $21 million through insider stock trading.' Luria's disclosures show one sale and one purchase across four years, and a net worth that fell by as much as $720,000. Asked about the accusation by the New York Times, her campaign pointed to no instance of insider trading.
On Face the Nation, Margaret Brennan told Byron Donalds nearly all of Florida is below the vaccination rate needed for herd immunity and asked if his message to parents was to vaccinate. He answered 'No' and said the outbreaks are caused by 'rampant illegal immigration.' Florida had 141 measles cases by late July.