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Lawmakers in the 119th Congress are increasingly active on social media, utilizing platforms like X and Instagram to build influence and elevate their profiles. Progressive figures such as Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez boast massive followings across multiple sites. For Republicans, Sen. Ted Cruz leads the pack, while Sen. John Kennedy has gained attention through his clips featuring an exercise machine.

The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced Todd Blanche's nomination as attorney general after two Republican senators changed their stance following his agreement to terminate a controversial fund. Democrats criticized Blanche for prioritizing loyalty to President Trump over the Justice Department's independence, while Republicans secured the committee vote.

The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced President Donald Trump’s attorney general nominee Todd Blanche along party lines after two Republican senators reversed their opposition. The reversal followed Blanche’s agreement to terminate a controversial $1.8 billion fund he negotiated as acting attorney general. Democrats criticized Blanche for prioritizing loyalty to Trump over Justice Department independence.

The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced Todd Blanche's nomination as attorney general after two Republican senators reversed their opposition following his agreement to terminate a controversial $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization fund'. The committee vote was along party lines, with Democrats criticizing Blanche for prioritizing loyalty to President Trump over the Justice Department's independence.

A man from El Salvador died at Delaney Hall immigration jail in Newark, New Jersey, where protests have occurred over detention conditions. Federal officials stated he received medical care, while critics questioned the facility's practices. Another detainee died at the same facility earlier this year.

A 41-year-old man from El Salvador, Edwin Lopez-Cornejo, died at Delaney Hall immigration jail in New Jersey, according to ICE. The facility has faced protests over detainee conditions, and Democratic officials criticized the lack of proper care. Another detainee, Jean Wilson Brutus, a 41-year-old Haitian man, died at the same facility in December.

A man from El Salvador died in an immigration jail in New Jersey, according to ICE. The death occurred at Delaney Hall, a facility facing protests over detainee conditions. This is the second death at the facility during President Donald Trump’s second term.

Jack Smith, who brought criminal charges against Donald Trump, has been invited to testify Sept. 22 before the Senate Judiciary Committee. The invitation follows months of scrutiny into Smith's investigations, including obtaining text messages from 44 members of Congress and subpoenas for private communications. The committee aims to address Smith's actions during his tenure as special counsel.

Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey opposes the SAVE Act despite a state voter roll error that allowed 6,600 noncitizens to be mistakenly eligible to vote. The error, attributed to a software issue in New Jersey's Motor Vehicle System, has sparked debate over federal voting requirements. Booker argues the SAVE Act would suppress voters, while supporters claim it addresses voting system flaws.

Sen. Cory Booker opposes President Trump’s SAVE Act despite a New Jersey voter roll scandal involving 6,600 noncitizens mistakenly registered to vote, attributing the issue to a software error and arguing federal voter ID requirements would not prevent such clerical mistakes. Booker emphasizes addressing the problem at the state level, while Republicans support the SAVE Act as a solution to expose voting irregularities.

Former U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers' campaign for U.S. Senate lost $16,700 after paying a fraudulent invoice linked to a hacked vendor email, as reported by the Federal Election Commission. The campaign stated the payment was made through normal business channels but could not be recovered due to insufficient funds in the fraudulent account.

Lawmakers expressed surprise and criticism over reports that President Donald Trump is considering military strikes in Mali targeting al-Qaeda affiliated group JNIM, citing a lack of consultation. Senators from both parties stated they were unaware of the potential operation, with some questioning its strategic value and concerns about military adventurism.

The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee delayed a vote on Todd Blanche's nomination as attorney general, with Sen. Chuck Grassley criticizing Democrats for opposing the nominee. Democrats, including Sen. Cory Booker, questioned Blanche's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files and his role in a controversial 'anti-weaponization' fund. The delay was attributed to committee practice, and the arrival of Sen. Darline Graham on the committee shifted the GOP-led panel's composition.

The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee delayed the vote on Todd Blanche's nomination as Attorney General, with Sen. Chuck Grassley criticizing Democrats for opposing the nomination. Committee Democrats, including Cory Booker, questioned Blanche's handling of the Epstein files and his role in establishing an anti-weaponization fund. The vote was postponed due to Republican absences, and new member Sen. Darline Graham's arrival shifted the committee's balance.

The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee delayed a vote on Todd Blanche’s nomination as attorney general, with Sen. Chuck Grassley criticizing Democrats for opposing the nomination. Democrats, including Sen. Cory Booker, questioned Blanche’s suitability due to his handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files and his prior work for Donald Trump. The vote delay and comments followed a recess due to insufficient Republican attendance.

The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee delayed a vote on Todd Blanche’s nomination as attorney general. Sen. Chuck Grassley criticized Democratic opposition to Blanche, while Democrats raised concerns about his past handling of the Epstein files and an anti-weaponization fund linked to President Donald Trump. The delay follows a meeting where committee members addressed other business, including judicial nominees and subcommittee roles.

The U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee delayed a vote on Todd Blanche's nomination as attorney general, with Sen. Chuck Grassley criticizing Democrats for opposing the nomination. Committee Democrats, including Sen. Dick Durbin and Sen. Cory Booker, opposed Blanche due to his past as a Trump lawyer and handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files. The committee's split was adjusted with the addition of Sen. Darline Graham.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche faces opposition from former DOJ officials and an Epstein abuse survivor ahead of a Senate committee vote on his nomination. Critics cite his ties to President Donald Trump, involvement in an IRS settlement, and mishandling of Epstein files as reasons to block his confirmation.

Sen. Andy Kim proposes the MediKids bill to automatically enroll children in Medicaid's preventive healthcare programs at birth, covering them until age 26. The bill aims to address gaps in coverage for 4 million uninsured children and counter Medicaid cuts from a previous Republican tax law. It is co-sponsored by Democratic senators and framed as a Democratic agenda priority.

The New York Times described AIPAC as a 'hard-right pro-Israel lobbying group,' sparking criticism from political commentators. The article discussed a failed House vote to cut U.S. aid to Israel, which saw majority Democratic support, and highlighted Democrats' growing reluctance to accept AIPAC donations. Critics questioned the Times' characterization, arguing AIPAC's staff and political history align more with left-center or centrist views.

A cryptocurrency regulatory bill is set to be released after a meeting with President Donald Trump, but Democratic senators have stated they will not support the version due to insufficient ethics provisions. The Clarity Act negotiations have stalled over unresolved ethics language addressing Trump's business ties to crypto, with Democrats arguing the proposed provisions are weak and lack consumer protections.

Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee during his confirmation hearing for Attorney General. The hearing included questions about the Department of Justice's 'anti-weaponization fund,' his relationship with President Donald Trump, and the release of Epstein files. Senators from both parties expressed concerns while Republicans highlighted crime statistics as evidence of the administration's effectiveness.

Todd Blanche appeared before the Senate Judiciary Committee for his confirmation as Attorney General. Senators questioned him about the Department of Justice's 'anti-weaponization fund,' his relationship with President Trump, and the release of Epstein files. Republican and Democratic senators expressed differing views on his qualifications and the DOJ's recent actions.

Todd Blanche testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee during his confirmation hearing for Attorney General. Senators questioned him about the Department of Justice's 'anti-weaponization fund,' his relationship with President Donald Trump, and the delayed release of Epstein files. Republican and Democratic senators expressed divided support and criticism.

Sen. Cory Booker challenged Todd Blanche, President Donald Trump's attorney general nominee, over his claim of being prohibited from meeting with Epstein victims, contrasting it with Blanche's prior meeting with Ghislaine Maxwell. Blanche, testifying before the Senate Judiciary Committee, denied Booker's ability to control his responses and defended his interactions during the confirmation hearing.

Jack Smith obtained text messages from 44 members of Congress as part of an investigation into Trump's election subversion efforts, revealed by Senate Judiciary Chair Chuck Grassley. The materials, subpoenaed from Oct. 2020 to Jan. 2021, were shared with Trump's legal team during pre-trial discovery, with Grassley criticizing Smith's actions as politically motivated.

Rep. Adriano Espaillat and others introduced H.R.9271 to allow governors to inspect immigration detention centers, addressing concerns over health and safety conditions. The bill follows reports of poor conditions and deaths in facilities like Delaney Hall in New Jersey, where access for inspections has been restricted.

The article criticizes the Democratic Party's 'big tent' policy, describing politicians like Sen. Cory Booker as insincere in their praise. It uses the term 'phonies' to question the authenticity of their support for the policy.

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.

Cory Booker opposes reforming the exploitative financial practices in college sports, which are causing financial distress at a top New Jersey university. The state's senior senator is at odds with legislation aimed at addressing these issues.

Governor Josh Shapiro and other potential 2028 presidential candidates are attending FIFA World Cup matches in cities hosting games, while some candidates have not participated. Shapiro distributed free tickets to community organizations and used the event for economic development.

Sen. Cory Booker criticized President Donald Trump's Iran memorandum of understanding as an 'abject surrender,' accusing Trump of being a 'biggest loser' on the world stage. Booker argued the deal rewarded Iran while weakening U.S. leverage and dismissed claims of Trump earning credit for ending the war.

Sen. Cory Booker stated that Tehran receives 'all of the benefits' from the Trump deal to end the war in Iran. He noted bipartisan criticism, with Democrats and Republicans describing the deal as capitulation, surrender, or catastrophe.

The Senate is advancing legislation to address name, image, and likeness (NIL) rights and transfer rules in college sports. A bipartisan bill proposed by the Commerce Committee aims to establish a national payout framework and limit athlete transfers to one per five years. Key senators include Ted Cruz, Maria Cantwell, and John Hickenlooper, while Cory Booker and Tommy Tuberville oppose the measure.

Sen. Cory Booker warns that people should be 'very worried' about Trump and Israel disrupting peace in the Middle East. The statement was made during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on judicial nominees.

Three Democratic senators are urging the Federal Communications Commission to halt a merger between Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery, citing national security risks linked to foreign investors. The senators wrote a joint letter to FCC Chairman Brendan Carr expressing concerns over the deal.

A bipartisan Senate deal to cap insulin prices at $35 for Americans with employer-sponsored or private insurance has secured 60 votes, including support from 47 Democrats and 13 Republicans. Public polling indicates 68% support for the measure, with potential political benefits for both parties.

Senate Republicans are defecting on President Donald Trump's priorities, including his White House ballroom project and paused 'anti-weaponization' fund, as a $70 billion immigration enforcement bill faces opposition. Twelve Republicans redirected funding for the fund, and seven defected on an amendment blocking funds for Trump's East Wing renovation without congressional approval.

Sens. Bill Cassidy and Cory Booker urged the court to maintain a block on a DOJ fund, arguing it violates constitutional provisions. The senators, representing Louisiana and New Jersey, described the anti-weaponization fund as unconstitutional.

Senate Republicans blocked an amendment to permanently eliminate President Donald Trump's $2 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund, despite internal criticism and concerns about its potential misuse. The failed amendment aimed to redirect the funding to a fraud prevention account, but both parties opposed removing the fund, which originated from a Trump family IRS settlement and faces scrutiny over risks for individuals linked to the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.