Democrats Seek Answers on Sanctioned Russians at Capitol
Rep. Dina Titus and colleagues demanded answers after sanctioned Russian officials reportedly visited the Capitol, raising visa and sanctions questions.
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Rep. Dina Titus and colleagues demanded answers after sanctioned Russian officials reportedly visited the Capitol, raising visa and sanctions questions.
Corey Lewandowski's reported exit from Homeland Security renewed scrutiny of informal advisory power, ICE leadership pressure and DHS funding fights.
House Republicans rejected a Senate Homeland Security funding deal, deepening a fight over ICE money, border policy and shutdown pressure.
Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear and industrial sites widened regional-war risk as Tehran threatened retaliation near Hormuz.
Zohran Mamdani endorsed the No Kings NYC demonstration on March 27, 2026, while escalating his rhetoric against federal immigration authorities.
The No Kings movement is courting disillusioned Republicans as Pentagon promotion disputes add pressure on the Trump administration.
US officials warn the Iran conflict could strain munitions supplies intended for Ukraine, especially Patriot interceptors.
Dean Roy reaching the Vermont governor ballot draws scrutiny about age rules, residency requirements and youth political engagement.
Senate leaders reached a unanimous stopgap deal on March 27, 2026, to reopen the Department of Homeland Security while leaving enforcement fights unresolved.
Senator John Fetterman delivered a sharp rebuke to his own party on March 27, 2026, targeting what he described as a refusal to address violent crime.
Janet Mills accelerated her campaign schedule on March 27, 2026, as Democrats worried a bruising Maine primary could weaken the Senate nominee.
Israel vowed to expand operations against Iran while Trump extended a US strike pause and JD Vance pursued a diplomatic track.