"I own that. I said I would serve only five terms." Then Palmer said he prayed for clarity and got a different answer. Alabama's 6th District votes August 11 — and he wouldn't answer a reporter's questions a dozen times.
She wrote an op-ed cheering DOGE, and a bill to hand outside auditors a permanent role in deciding which parts of the government to close. Then the GAO found DOGE couldn't verify its numbers — and wouldn't talk to the auditors.
Her four-paragraph appeal letter to the House Ethics Committee claimed a mask requirement violated her First Amendment rights and that the fine violated the Twenty-Seventh Amendment. The committee turned her down.
H.Res.1436 has five resolved clauses. Four are about Lindsey Graham and an ugly social media post. The fifth endorses the House Republicans' campaign against Sharia law — the same panic Van Duyne started in Irving eleven years ago.
Favre was sued over a scheme that misspent $77 million meant for needy families, and got $1.1 million in welfare money for speeches he never gave. Hamadeh picked him to co-front a federal program to make American kids healthier.
Judge Sparkle Sooknanan found the government had combined records it knew were unreliable, and eligible voters had already lost their registrations. Hamadeh filed articles of impeachment against her — and made a point of noting her dual citizenship.
British prosecutors laid out the counts one by one against Andrew and Tristan Tate. Arizona's Abe Hamadeh called the charges "unclear and political" and demanded the U.S. government block their extradition.
Iowa gas hit $3.78 a gallon and diesel topped $5. Exxon and Chevron doubled their profits. Hinson took $64,500 from oil and gas companies — and kept voting against every attempt to end the war driving the prices up.
Paxton's settlement with Texas Children's Hospital is finalized: $10 million, five doctors fired and multiple physicians permanently stripped of hospital privileges, and the nation's first 'detransition clinic' due to open by October. A Stanford pediatrician calls it a clinic built by legal intimidation.