Roger Marshall
Coverage of Roger Marshall in the Nexus archive.
- Blackburn joins new GOP Senate task force targeting fraud in federal programs
U.S. Sen. Marsha Blackburn is part of a group of nine Republican senators launching a new Senate Anti-Fraud Task Force to examine fraud, waste, and abuse in federal programs. The task force aims to identify vulnerabilities and strengthen government accountability, according to Blackburn's office.
- Emotion and feelings: How Democratic Socialists' congressional insurgency could come back to bite them
Democratic Socialists of America achieved primary wins in New York, defeating representatives Adriano Espaillat and Dan Goldman. Moderate Democrats and Republicans criticized the leftward shift, warning it could harm the party's broader appeal and electoral prospects.
- Emotion and feelings: How Democratic Socialists' congressional insurgency could come back to bite them
Democratic Socialists of America achieved primary victories in New York, defeating Reps. Adriano Espaillat and Dan Goldman. Republicans and moderate Democrats criticized the wins as evidence of radicalization, while progressive leaders like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez called for Democratic Party transformation. The outcomes have intensified internal Democratic Party divisions and provided Republicans with a political narrative for the midterms.
- Sen. Roger Marshall says U.S. strikes on Iran are a ‘mop-up operation’
U.S. Senator Roger Marshall refers to U.S. strikes on Iran as a 'mop-up operation' and spoke at a roundtable discussion on soil health in Washington, D.C.
- GOP Sen. Marshall says additional U.S. strikes in Iran just ‘mop-up operation’: Full interview
Sen. Roger Marshall states that additional U.S. strikes in Iran are a 'mop-up operation' and believes the 'major' part of the conflict between the U.S. and Iran is complete, though he disputes claims by the Trump administration that the conflict is 'over'.
- Only Trump can end his own blockade
President Donald Trump's focus on a GOP voter ID bill is blocking Congress from passing a surveillance law and a bipartisan housing bill. House Speaker Mike Johnson met with Trump to address the legislative stalemate, but it remains unclear whether Trump will take action to resolve the impasse.
- A frustrated Trump unloads on Senate Republicans behind closed doors
President Donald Trump expressed frustration with Senate Republicans during a closed-door lunch, criticizing lawmakers who opposed his positions on the Iran war and a controversial elections bill. Trump refused to sign a bipartisan housing bill, escalating tensions with GOP senators who described the meeting as intense and contentious.
- USDA Secretary Rollins blames Biden border policies for screwworm threat
USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins attributed six U.S. cases of New World screwworm to Biden administration border policies and Mexican cartels' inaction. The pests, which can harm livestock, were confirmed in South Texas and New Mexico. Rollins stated USDA staff focused on screwworm prevention has increased from 10 to over 120 full-time members since last year.
- USDA Secretary Rollins blames Biden border policies for screwworm threat
USDA Secretary Brooke Rollins attributes six New World screwworm cases in the U.S. to Biden's 'open-border policies,' citing lax enforcement and Mexican cartel inaction. The pests, which harm livestock by laying eggs in animals, have been confirmed in South Texas and New Mexico. Rollins claims USDA staff focused on screwworm prevention has increased to over 120, despite concerns from Democrats about staff reductions under the Trump administration.
- Fragile relationship with House GOP has Senate Republicans warning 'something needs to change'
Senate Republicans are re-evaluating their relationship with House GOP due to dysfunction and miscommunications, particularly during the longest government shutdown on record. They agree that something needs to change as they move forward to fund immigration operations. Senate Republicans are readying to fund Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol for the next three and a half years.
- Fragile relationship with House GOP has Senate Republicans warning 'something needs to change'
Senate Republicans are reevaluating their relationship with House GOP due to dysfunction and miscommunications, particularly during the longest government shutdown on record. They agree that something needs to change as they move forward to fund immigration operations. Senate Republicans are preparing to fund Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Border Patrol for the next three and a half years.