Ruben Gallego

Ruben Gallego, who has considered a 2028 presidential run, rescinded support for Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner after a rape allegation, similar to his previous withdrawal of support for Eric Swalwell's California gubernatorial campaign amid misconduct allegations. Platner and Swalwell denied the allegations, while Platner's former girlfriend Lyndsey Fifield criticized Gallego for not acting sooner.

Sen. Ruben Gallego rescinded support for Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner after a rape allegation emerged, following his earlier withdrawal of backing for Eric Swalwell amid sexual assault allegations. Platner and Swalwell denied the accusations, while Platner's former girlfriend highlighted Gallego's delayed response to her prior allegations of abusive behavior.

Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner faces a sexual assault allegation from a former partner, leading to withdrawn endorsements and internal party turmoil. Platner denied the accusation but paused his campaign, while Democratic leaders urged him to withdraw to secure the critical Senate race against Republican Susan Collins.

Graham Platner, a Maine Senate candidate, faced widespread Democratic support withdrawal after a rape allegation by Jenny Racicot. Prominent Democrats including Elizabeth Warren and Ro Khanna rescinded endorsements, urging Platner to end his campaign despite his denial of the accusations.

Democrats withdrew support from Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner following a rape allegation by Jenny Racicot. Prominent supporters like Elizabeth Warren, Ro Khanna, Martin Heinrich, and Ruben Gallego called for him to end his campaign after the accusation. Platner denied the allegation but faced widespread backlash leading to his campaign's collapse.

Democrats Rep. Ro Khanna and Sen. Ruben Gallego have withdrawn their endorsements of Maine Senate nominee Graham Platner following a sexual assault allegation. Platner denies the accusation. Political strategists Ameshia Cross and Marc Short provided analysis.

Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner faces a sexual assault allegation from a former partner, leading to withdrawn endorsements from key supporters. Platner denies the allegation but has paused his campaign to assess next steps, while Democratic leaders in Maine call for his withdrawal.

Rep. Ro Khanna and Sen. Ruben Gallego rescinded their support for Graham Platner following allegations that he forced a former partner to have sex five years ago. Platner denied the allegations but stated he is reflecting on his candidacy. Khanna called for the Democratic nominee to drop out of the Maine Senate race.

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.

Senator Ruben Gallego of Arizona used campaign funds to pay for family vacations, including tens of thousands of dollars in flights, in 2025. The use of campaign money for personal travel has drawn scrutiny.

The Department of Justice has launched a campaign finance investigation into Senator Ruben Gallego, according to a report by NOTUS. Oriana González of NOTUS and Julia Manchester of the Hill discussed the development on 'The Takeout' segment.

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.

An ethics panel dismissed misconduct claims against Senator Ruben Gallego. Gallego denied the accusations and contacted the Senate Ethics Committee to cooperate with an investigation.

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.

Sen. Ruben Gallego faced criticism after defending his decision to prioritize family during his Senate campaign, which followed his 2016 divorce filing when his first wife was nine months pregnant. Conservatives and political figures highlighted this history as Gallego faces campaign finance scrutiny and considers a 2028 presidential bid.

Congress faces a shrinking window to finalize a bipartisan cryptocurrency oversight deal before midterms, with unresolved issues including restrictions on Trump's digital asset profits and staffing for the SEC and CFTC. Lawmakers aim to address ethics provisions but face challenges in securing Trump's approval and House support.

Ruben Gallego is campaigning in deep-red Trump counties while voters discuss his ex-bestie's sex scandals. The article highlights his efforts and public reactions to the controversies.

Senate Democrats introduced the Protect Our Polls Act to require congressional approval for deploying federal troops to polling places, responding to concerns raised by President Trump's openness to the idea. The legislation aims to block such deployments by requiring a congressional resolution and prohibiting military access to election records, while the White House countered by referencing stalled voting restrictions in the SAVE America Act.

Senate Democrats introduced the Protect Our Polls Act to require Congressional approval for deploying federal troops to polling places, addressing concerns that President Trump might invoke a legal exception to bypass existing bans. The bill mandates 48-hour notice to Congress with justifications and prohibits military access to election records, while the White House countered by referencing stalled election security legislation.

U.S. Senate Democrats introduced the Protect Our Polls Act to require congressional approval for deploying federal troops to polling places, in response to concerns that President Donald Trump might use an exception in federal law to bypass the ban. The bill mandates a 48-hour notice to Congress and prohibits military personnel from accessing election records using federal funds.

U.S. Senate Democrats introduced the Protect Our Polls Act to require Congressional approval for deploying federal troops to polling places, citing concerns over President Trump's public consideration of such actions. The bill mandates 48-hour advance notice to Congress with justifications and prohibits military access to election records.

U.S. Senate Democrats introduced the Protect Our Polls Act to require Congressional approval for federal troop deployments at polling places, citing concerns over President Donald Trump's public contemplation of such actions. The legislation aims to block troops from accessing election records and mandates the White House provide justifications for any deployment.

Two senators introduced a resolution opposing Sam Bankman-Fried's pardon, arguing his 25-year sentence for fraud and money laundering serves justice. His clemency request is pending, with bipartisan opposition in Congress.

Andrew Bates, a former Biden White House aide, criticized Jill Biden's book tour comments and joined Sen. Ruben Gallego's communications staff, reigniting public debate. Jill Biden responded by urging him to confront her directly, while colleagues and critics debated his loyalty and actions.

Andrew Bates, a former Biden White House aide, reemerged in news after criticizing Jill Biden's book tour comments and joining Sen. Ruben Gallego's communications team. His remarks sparked backlash from Jill Biden and former colleagues, with some calling his loyalty one-sided, while critics labeled him a 'notorious liar.'

Ken Salazar, U.S. ambassador to Mexico under President Biden, expressed frustration with the White House's border policy approach, leading him to consider a 2024 presidential run. His forthcoming book details his advocacy for a 'new North American alliance' and critiques the administration's handling of immigration. Salazar met with Democratic candidates but did not pursue his presidential bid after Biden selected Kamala Harris as his successor.

Sen. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) is initiating efforts to repeal a Trump administration directive requiring immigrants to leave the U.S. to apply for a green card. He aims to classify the policy as a rule to use congressional power to overturn it.

Democrats face anxiety over supporting Graham Platner in the Maine Senate primary after Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer backed Gov. Janet Mills over Platner. Platner, an untested candidate, faces media scrutiny over personal relationships, with the primary in eight days and limited political feasibility to replace him. Some allies of Mills suggest she could re-enter the race, though she has not committed.

Democrats continue supporting Graham Platner for the Maine Senate despite scandals involving sexual messages and past controversies, while anticipating further damaging revelations. Platner's campaign acknowledges the reports but frames them as resolved, and Democrats emphasize focusing on national issues over personal scandals.

Arizona veterans urged Congressional Republicans to support a War Powers Resolution to end the Iran war, following the deaths of 13 U.S. service members. The Senate advanced the resolution, but it faces likely defeat in the GOP-controlled House.

Senator Ruben Gallego accuses GOP lawmakers of manufacturing a reason for regime change in Cuba, amid the Trump administration's oil blockade and charges against former President Raúl Castro. The senator believes this is a precursor to another regime change war. The situation involves US-Cuba relations and political tensions.

Republican senators tabled an amendment introduced by Sen. Ruben Gallego to bar the Trump administration from creating a $1.776 billion fund. The fund was established as part of a settlement after President Trump sued the Internal Revenue Service for $10 billion. The amendment aimed to prevent compensation for Trump allies.

Sen. Ruben Gallego proposes amendments to immigration policy as part of reconciliation legislation to fund federal immigration enforcement agencies. The amendments will be filed during the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee markup. Gallego's proposals aim to address immigration enforcement.

The Senate Banking Committee advanced a cryptocurrency regulation bill with bipartisan support, clearing a key hurdle with a 15-9 vote. The Clarity Act will now move to the floor. The bill received support from Democrats and Republicans.

The Clarity Act regulation bill for the cryptocurrency industry has cleared the Senate Banking Committee with a 15-9 vote, despite opposition from banks, unions, and law enforcement agencies. The bill aims to add predictable oversight to the industry. It still needs to clear the full Senate and the House before becoming law.

The Senate Banking Committee advanced the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act on a 15-9 vote, with two Democrats joining all 13 Republicans to move the bill to the full Senate. The bill aims to build a federal framework for digital asset trading and oversight. It now advances alongside a related bill from the Senate Agriculture Committee.