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A bombshell House Energy & Commerce Committee report warns federally subsidized healthcare programs are rife with fraud, and Republicans are responding with 14 bills to close the loopholes.
The Bulwark's Sarah Longwell and JVL challenge Scott Jennings's account of a lengthy sit-down with Mitch McConnell, asking how many words the senator actually managed. The claim is unverified.
An anti-Trump outlet's story on the administration's sharp reduction in legal immigration from Muslim-majority countries is circulating widely after it acknowledged the scale of the drop. Commentators say the outlet did the administration's talking for it.
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 Tuesday to let the Trump administration resume deporting migrants to countries other than their own while the justices weigh the policy's legality, handing the president another major victory on immigration.
Former Rep. Susan Wild unloaded on Rep. Jasmine Crockett after the Texas Democrat's FIRE PAC endorsement list pointedly excluded Senate nominee James Talarico — the man who beat her in the primary.
Senators Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz pressed former Special Counsel Jack Smith in a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing over allegations his team obtained the phone records and text messages of dozens of members of Congress without proper notification, drawing sharp reactions across conservative media.
A Senate hearing into Jack Smith's probes exploded into accusations of abuse of power and evidence suppression, with Adam Schiff displaying a Capitol image and Republicans demanding Smith's report be made public.
A House Energy & Commerce Committee report warns that federally subsidized healthcare programs are bleeding taxpayers dry, prompting Republicans to roll out 14 bills targeting Medicaid fraud.
Veteran Action is endorsing Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK) in Alaska's Senate race, releasing a new ad that highlights his 30 years in the Marine Corps and his work on the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee.
Gary Franchi and Bobby Gray go live, unedited, for an hour - the night they raised the Gadsden flag over Jekyll Island, the Section 230 ruling that just broke Big Tech's immunity, and why a 12-year-old asking about Bohemian Grove is the most hopeful thing either of them has seen in 20 years.
Senate Republicans spent weeks on the Protect College Sports Act while Sen. Josh Hawley and others warn affordability concerns are being ignored heading into November.
The Trump administration is sanctioning 21 individuals and 25 entities tied to Los Mayos, the Sinaloa cartel faction accused of flooding American streets with fentanyl and corrupting Mexican officials right across the California border.
