Rep. Thomas Massie filed paperwork for a 2028 congressional run in Kentucky’s 4th District just days after losing the Republican primary, though he says he has not made a final decision about running again. He said the filing allows him to continue raising funds and keep his political options open. Massie indicated he may also consider other offices, including local positions, and emphasized staying active … Continue reading Rep. Thomas Massie files paperwork for 2028 House race, keeping options open

Sen. Andy Kim was pepper-sprayed by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers during a visit to an immigration detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, where protests and demonstrations were taking place outside. The incident occurred as Democratic lawmakers attempted an oversight visit to Delaney Hall, where detainees have reportedly been protesting conditions including food, treatment, and due process concerns. Videos showed clashes between officers and protesters, with authorities using … Continue reading Senate Democrat pepper sprayed at protest outside ICE detention facility in New Jersey

Prime Minister Mark Carney has called the upcoming Alberta referendum on separation from Canada a “dangerous bluff,” comparing it to Brexit and warning of unintended consequences. He said the UK’s experience showed voters did not fully anticipate the long-term effects of leaving the EU, and urged caution in Alberta’s decision-making. The referendum, scheduled for October 19, will ask whether Alberta should remain in Canada or proceed toward a future … Continue reading Carney says Alberta referendum ‘dangerous bluff’ and likens to Brexit

Rep. Ro Khanna said Democrats have struggled to connect with working-class voters because they have too often nominated “status quo” candidates who avoid challenging economic inequality. Speaking on “Meet the Press,” he responded to a DNC autopsy report on the party’s 2024 election loss, agreeing that Democrats need a stronger economic message focused on affordability and fairness. Khanna argued that the party should better address … Continue reading Khanna torches Democrats for running ‘status quo’ candidates

President Donald Trump reiterated his strong support for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton in a Sunday post, calling him a “MAGA Warrior” and urging Texas voters to back him in the Republican Senate runoff. Trump contrasted Paxton with his opponent, Senator John Cornyn, criticizing Cornyn’s record and praising Paxton’s loyalty and conservative positions. The endorsement came as the Texas GOP Senate race heads toward a … Continue reading Trump pitches Paxton to Texas voters: ‘He will never let you down’

Outgoing Rep. Thomas Massie criticized President Donald Trump and fellow Republicans during an appearance on “Meet the Press” shortly after losing his Kentucky primary to a Trump-backed challenger. Massie said he believes his defeat was driven in part by his push to release government files related to Jeffrey Epstein through bipartisan legislation. He argued that his cooperation with Democrats on the issue represented meaningful transparency, … Continue reading Thomas Massie bashes Republicans, Trump’s ballroom after primary loss

President Donald Trump’s emerging Iran deal is facing strong pushback from several Republican lawmakers and former officials who argue it could leave Iran stronger and undermine recent U.S. military gains. Senators including Ted Cruz, Lindsey Graham, and Roger Wicker warned that easing pressure on Tehran or allowing continued nuclear activity would be a major strategic mistake. Trump defended the negotiations, saying the deal is not … Continue reading Trump’s emerging plan to end Iran war draws criticism from hard-line Republicans

Secretary of State Marco Rubio dismissed Republican criticism of a potential Iran deal as “absurd,” saying the U.S. prefers diplomacy but will not accept an agreement that strengthens Iran’s nuclear capabilities. His comments came after President Donald Trump said a deal with Iran was “largely negotiated,” including reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Several Republican lawmakers, including Senators Lindsey Graham and Ted Cruz, voiced concern that … Continue reading Rubio calls GOP criticisms of Iran-Trump emerging deal ‘absurd’