Government shutdown poised to enter a third week as Congress remains at stalemate

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem said Coast Guard personnel will also receive paychecks this week from funds in the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" that passed earlier this ye

Senate Republicans Face States' Healthcare Concerns in High-Stakes Shutdown Standoff

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -A handful of U.S. Senate Republicans are wrestling with the impending expiration of health insurance subsidies that are the primary sticking point in the government shutdown standoff that entered its 13th day on Monday.

EXCLUSIVE: Dan Crenshaw's GOP challenger says ‘days in Congress are numbered’ as race heats up

A Texas conservative is claiming that one of the Republican Party’s most recognizable figures' “days in Congress are numbered" after his campaign to unseat him has had early success.
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Nessel pushes back after House GOP speaker claims new budget has 20% cut to AG office

GOP Speaker of the House Matt Hall is just part of the "He said, she said" story. "I look at it more than a 20-21% cut to the Attorney General's office," Hall said. The "She said" part of the equation is Democrat state Attorney General Dana Nessel.

Can Trump pay troops without Congress? Some Democrats don’t think so

President Trump directed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Saturday to pay service members by utilizing previously appropriated funds during the ongoing government shutdown, seeking to sidestep gridlock in Congress.

How Wesley Hunt's entry into the Texas Senate race impacts Republican primary rivals Cornyn and Paxton

The contentious Republican primary between Senator John Cornyn and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton received a political jolt of its own after Representative Wesley Hunt ended months of speculation and entered the race. On Monday, Oct. 6, he announced his campaign and joined Cornyn, who is seeking a fifth term, and Paxton.
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