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Two Florida Republican House members, Anna Paulina Luna and Mike Haridopolos, endorsed Ryan Elijah in the 7th District GOP primary against Rep. Cory Mills. The move highlights growing GOP pressure on Mills amid an ethics investigation and allegations from a former girlfriend.

VA Secretary Doug Collins and Rep. Anna Paulina Luna discussed psychedelic drug treatments for veterans with PTSD. An executive order by President Trump aims to accelerate psychedelic therapy research, and a VA clinical trial found psilocybin-assisted therapy reduced PTSD symptoms in veterans.

A Republican congressman had an explosive outburst during a closed-door meeting with Anna Paulina Luna, who subsequently left the room. The incident involved a 'temper tantrum' as described in the title.

The House passed the Sunshine Protection Act by a 308-117 vote, aiming to make daylight saving time permanent and eliminate biannual clock changes. Proponents argue it would reduce disruptions and provide more evening sunlight, while critics warn of winter darkness and economic impacts on sectors like farming. The bill now moves to the Senate, with President Donald Trump and Florida Republicans supporting it.

House Republicans ended a weekslong internal standoff and secured a procedural vote to advance major bills, including fiscal 2027 funding and the SAVE America Act. The 215-211 vote allowed the House to move forward with multiple measures, with only one GOP member opposing. The elections bill will be attached to the State Department funding bill before it goes to the Senate, though its fate there remains uncertain.

House Judiciary Chair Jim Jordan is negotiating with Rep. Chip Roy and hard-line conservatives to draft an immigration bill aimed at resolving a House floor impasse. Talks involve combining a sanctuary cities bill with elements of Roy's broader proposal, but uncertainty remains about whether the solution will satisfy Roy and other GOP holdouts. A procedural vote to reopen the floor is set for Tuesday.

House GOP leaders struggle to end a conservative revolt that has stalled the House floor, with Republicans blocking procedural votes until the Senate passes the SAVE America Act and border security legislation. Efforts to advance a government spending bill and a Daylight Saving Time measure face resistance from holdouts prioritizing election integrity over other legislative goals.

House GOP leaders struggle to end a conservative revolt that has stalled House floor proceedings, with rebels demanding Senate passage of the SAVE America Act and a border security vote. Leadership faces challenges advancing key legislation, including a government spending bill and Daylight Saving Time reform, amid divisions over priorities.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna will vote to reopen the House floor after a dispute over the SAVE America Act, provided the bill is attached to appropriation and must-pass legislation. Speaker Mike Johnson aims to link the GOP election bill to the State Department funding package, but Senate Majority Leader John Thune has refused to support a rules change. House leaders face challenges with hard-liners demanding an immigration crackdown before voting.

House GOP leaders are considering attaching the SAVE America Act to the fiscal 2027 State Department funding bill to appease conservative hard-liners. Previous attempts to link the elections bill to other legislation, like the defense policy bill, faced resistance from Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, prompting GOP efforts to secure her support through unrelated measures like permanent daylight saving time and immigration legislation.

Republican leaders face internal challenges as a House floor blockade led by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna delays legislative progress. The dispute centers on the stalled SAVE America Act and conflicting priorities over defense, housing, and immigration bills, with Trump's support for the elections bill intensifying tensions. GOP leaders seek solutions to resume floor activity ahead of the July 4 recess.

The Take Care of America's Veterans Act, a package expanding veterans' health care and benefits, is stalled in the House due to a Republican standoff over the SAVE America Act, which requires proof of citizenship for voter registration. House Republicans, including 14 who joined Democrats to block a procedural vote, accuse leadership of prioritizing the SAVE Act over unrelated legislation, while supporters argue the veterans bill should proceed independently.

The Take Care of America's Veterans Act, a veterans healthcare and benefits package, is delayed due to a Republican standoff over the SAVE America Act. House Republicans and Democrats blocked a procedural vote on June 30, preventing floor consideration of the bill. House Veterans' Affairs Committee Chairman Mike Bost criticized holdouts for 'holding all bills hostage,' linking the delay to disputes over the SAVE America Act.

House GOP leaders are holding a vote to make daylight saving time permanent via the Sunshine Protection Act to address a revolt led by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna. The bill is a priority for Florida Republicans and President Donald Trump, but its inclusion in a transportation bill faces challenges due to opposition from agriculture-heavy states.

House Republicans held a hearing to investigate alleged links between the CIA's MKUltra program and Charles Manson's cult, citing newly discovered agency records. Testimony included claims about CIA chemist Sidney Gottlieb's correspondence with psychiatrist Dr. Louis West on LSD experiments and Manson's possible exposure to such research in 1967.

Anna Paulina Luna begins Fourth of July weekend with a message for the LIBS and fireworks, reflecting on historical contrasts between 1776 and modern celebrations of American independence.

Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is resisting Republican leaders over the SAVE America Act, which aims to strengthen voter ID requirements, and has blocked House proceedings until the bill is attached to major legislation.

U.S. lawmakers are introducing legislation to override a Supreme Court ruling that limits consumer lawsuits against pesticide companies. The proposed amendment to FIFRA, called the People Over Poison Act, aims to restore the ability of individuals to sue companies for failing to warn about health risks. The ruling primarily benefits Bayer and Syngenta, which face numerous lawsuits over products like Roundup.

House Republicans blocked a procedural measure for the annual defense policy bill due to frustrations over stalled GOP legislation like the SAVE America Act, causing a delay in key votes before the July 4 recess. Speaker Mike Johnson faces challenges reconciling holdouts, including Majority Leader Steve Scalise, and pressure from President Donald Trump to advance the bill.

House Republicans blocked a procedural vote for the National Defense Authorization Act due to disagreements over the SAVE Act, which has repeatedly stalled legislative efforts. Fourteen Republicans, including Steve Scalise, opposed the vote, and Speaker Mike Johnson faces challenges in advancing the defense bill and other legislation before the July 4 recess.

House GOP hard-liners, including Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, continue threatening to block legislative business to force action on the stalled SAVE America Act. Speaker Mike Johnson attempted to attach the bill to the Pentagon funding measure, but hard-liners argue his efforts remain insufficient. Rep. Andy Harris and others demand stronger commitments on border security votes, creating uncertainty for procedural measures.

The U.S. Senate Ethics Committee dismissed a complaint against Senator Ruben Gallego, finding no evidence of violations. The complaint, filed by Representative Anna Paulina Luna, alleged campaign finance issues and inappropriate conduct. Both Gallego and Luna have responded to the dismissal, with Gallego calling the accusations conspiracy theories and Luna denying the claims.

Speaker Mike Johnson faces challenges in advancing the SAVE America Act, a key election security bill backed by Donald Trump, as hard-liners in the House GOP demand procedural changes to force Senate action. The Supreme Court's decision allowing postmarked mail-in ballots to be counted after Election Day has intensified support for the bill, but Senate Majority Leader John Thune has indicated the combined defense and election bill would fail in his chamber.

The House Rules Committee advanced a procedural measure to combine a $1.1 trillion defense policy bill with the SAVE America Act, aiming to resolve a Republican deadlock. The plan faces resistance from GOP hard-liners and is likely to be stripped of the elections overhaul in Senate negotiations. The defense bill includes controversial amendments such as blocking transgender military service and cutting aid to Ukraine.

Speaker Mike Johnson plans to combine the annual Pentagon policy bill with the GOP elections bill, the SAVE America Act, to advance both through the House. The Senate is expected to reject the combined package, potentially causing a legislative standoff and delaying the defense bill. House conservatives, including Anna Paulina Luna, support merging the bills but oppose a slimmed-down version of the SAVE Act through budget reconciliation.

The US Senate Ethics Committee dismissed a complaint against Sen. Ruben Gallego, finding no evidence of violations. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna accused Gallego of campaign finance and sexual misconduct, which he called right-wing conspiracies. The committee retains authority to revisit the matter if new facts emerge.

The U.S. Senate Ethics Committee dismissed a complaint against Sen. Ruben Gallego, finding no evidence of violations. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna accused Gallego of campaign finance misconduct and inappropriate conduct, which he called right-wing conspiracies. The committee retains authority to revisit the matter if new facts emerge.

The U.S. Senate Ethics Committee dismissed a complaint against Sen. Ruben Gallego, finding no evidence of violations of Senate rules or federal law. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, who filed the complaint, accused Gallego of campaign finance law breaches and inappropriate conduct, while Gallego called the accusations 'right-wing conspiracies.' The committee retains authority to revisit the matter if new information arises.

The Senate Ethics Committee dismissed allegations of misconduct against Sen. Ruben Gallego, including claims of campaign finance violations and inappropriate sexual conduct by Rep. Anna Paulina Luna. The charges followed Rep. Eric Swalwell's resignation over sexual misconduct allegations, with Luna attempting to link Gallego to similar accusations. The Ethics Committee noted Gallego's cooperation during the investigation, while Luna defended her referral to the committee on social media.

The Senate Ethics Committee dismissed a complaint against Democrat Ruben Gallego by GOP Rep. Anna Paulina Luna. The investigation included reviewing statements, federal campaign finance filings, and congressional financial disclosures.

The U.S. Senate Ethics Committee dismissed a complaint against Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego, finding no evidence of violations. The complaint, filed by Florida Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, alleged campaign finance violations and inappropriate conduct. The committee retains authority to revisit the matter if new facts emerge.

Anna Paulina Luna defies Trump by introducing the SAVE Act. The act's details are described as a 'stunning plot' in the article title.

House Republicans face challenges from hard-liners threatening to delay key legislative priorities like the fiscal 2027 appropriations, defense policy, and kids online safety bills. Speaker Mike Johnson aims to pass these measures before the July 4 recess but faces resistance over concessions on the SAVE America Act and other demands. Democratic leadership also grapples with internal divisions over amendments to a spending bill and a war powers resolution.

House Speaker Mike Johnson seeks to resolve Republican divisions and advance legislative priorities, including an $87.6 billion spending request from President Donald Trump and a citizenship verification bill, after failed votes on spending bills and veterans' benefits measures. A bipartisan housing cost reduction bill was passed but delayed by Trump's demand for the citizenship bill, leading to internal Republican gridlock and criticism from Democrats and some Republicans.

House Republicans, led by Speaker Mike Johnson, aim to resolve internal divisions and advance legislative priorities amid challenges with passing spending bills and veterans' benefits measures. President Donald Trump's social media support for procedural rules and demands for $87.6 billion in Iran war funding complicate efforts, while bipartisan housing legislation faces delays due to disputes over election-related citizenship verification requirements.

President Trump urged House Republicans to resume legislative activity after a procedural block, but some hard-liners, including Rep. Anna Paulina Luna and Rep. Chip Roy, continue to demand the inclusion of the SAVE America Act in the defense policy bill. House Speaker Mike Johnson aims to move forward with key legislation, including fiscal 2027 funding and a housing affordability bill, while also addressing the Hispanic Caucus's transition and an ongoing investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein case.

Trump orders Anna Paulina Luna to stop holding the government hostage over his voting bill as a Republican rebellion intensifies. The article highlights tension between Trump and Republicans regarding legislative action on the voting bill.

President Donald Trump urged House GOP hard-liners to end their floor blockade to prevent major bills from being derailed. Rep. Anna Paulina Luna and allies threatened to block procedural measures until the Senate passes the SAVE America Act, risking other bills like the Pentagon policy and fiscal 2027 appropriations. Trump also refused to sign a bipartisan housing bill, complicating its passage.

Six Florida House Republicans opposed a bipartisan housing bill following President Trump's cancellation of a signing ceremony, as he demanded Congress prioritize the SAVE America Act. The SAVE Act requires proof of U.S. citizenship and photo ID for voting, and the six GOP members, including Anna Paulina Luna and Randy Fine, pledged to block legislation until the Senate approves it. The Senate has not passed the act due to insufficient support.

Florida Rep. Anna Paulina Luna is blocking House proceedings to pressure the Senate into passing a partisan elections bill, causing delays to major GOP legislation like the annual defense policy bill. Her actions align with President Donald Trump's demands to prioritize the stalled elections bill, creating tensions within the Republican Party.