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Colorado's Supreme Court rejected ballot initiatives that would have allowed voters to redraw congressional districts, citing violations of the state constitution's multi-subject prohibition. The decision is a setback for Democrats seeking to influence redistricting ahead of the 2028 and 2030 elections, as similar efforts in other states have also faced legal challenges.

U.S. Rep. Julia Letlow won Louisiana's Republican primary for U.S. Senate, defeating state Treasurer John Fleming in a runoff. She was endorsed by President Donald Trump, who sought to replace Sen. Bill Cassidy, a critic of Trump during the 2021 impeachment.

US Congress welcomed Han Kuo-yu, president of Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan, to Washington, affirming bipartisan support for Taiwan. The visit occurred as the Trump administration reviews a $14 billion arms sales package to Taiwan, which had received preliminary congressional approval. Over 30 House representatives attended a reception, and Democratic senators met with Han’s delegation, urging the administration to expedite the arms sales.

US House members welcomed Taiwan’s Legislative Yuan president Han Kuo-yu to Washington, affirming bipartisan support for the island amid a Trump administration review of a $14 billion arms sales package. Lawmakers emphasized Taiwan’s importance to peace and commerce, while criticizing delays in the arms package. Han’s visit followed a stop in Arizona, where TSMC is expanding chip production.

U.S. House members welcomed Taiwan's Legislative Yuan president Han Kuo-yu to Washington, affirming bipartisan support for Taiwan amid a Trump administration review of a $14 billion arms sales package. Lawmakers emphasized the importance of maintaining peace and commerce, while criticizing delays in the arms sale approval.

Federal threats to SNAP and WIC programs in Michigan, including the One Big, Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) and recent Farm Bill proposals, are exacerbating food insecurity by cutting funding, imposing work requirements, and reducing benefits. Michigan faces a $94 million budget hit, with over 120,000 residents already losing SNAP benefits and rural communities disproportionately impacted by WIC cuts.

The US Senate passed a War Powers Resolution instructing President Donald Trump to withdraw US forces from Iran, with a 50-48 bipartisan vote. The House of Representatives had earlier passed the resolution this month.

Nancy Lacore, a navy rear-admiral fired by Pete Hegseth in a defense department purge, won the Democratic primary for South Carolina’s first congressional district. She will run to challenge a Republican House seat in the November midterms.

Nancy Lacore, a navy rear-admiral fired by Pete Hegseth in a defense secretary's purge, won the Democratic primary in South Carolina’s first congressional district. She will lead efforts to flip a Republican House seat in the November midterm elections.

Brad Lander, an ally of Mayor Zohran Mamdani, defeated U.S. Rep. Dan Goldman in a New York Democratic primary. Lander, endorsed by Mamdani and Sen. Bernie Sanders, will face Republican Jennifer Moore in November. Mamdani-backed candidates aim to push the Democratic Party further left on issues like the Gaza war.

New Yorkers voted in Democratic primaries to assess the strength of the party’s left flank amid challenges to the old guard. Similar primaries occurred in Maryland and Utah, while South Carolina held runoff elections for congressional candidates.

New Yorkers vote in Democratic primaries to test the strength of the party’s left flank. Congressional candidates are also being nominated in Maryland and Utah, with runoff elections in South Carolina for candidates who failed to secure a majority earlier this month.

Robert White Jr. won the Democratic primary for Eleanor Holmes Norton’s non-voting congressional delegate seat in Washington, D.C. Norton, who held the position for 18 terms, announced her retirement, marking the first open-seat contest for the role in decades. The primary occurred under D.C.’s new ranked-choice voting system, with White advancing to the November general election against Republican and third-party challengers.

Maine began counting ranked choice ballots to determine nominees for an open governor's office and a U.S. House race after no candidates exceeded 50% in the primaries. The process, which eliminates the lowest finisher and reallocates votes based on preferences, is expected to conclude next week with public tabulations.

The U.S. House of Representatives failed to extend a surveillance tool, risking a lapse before the Friday deadline. The decision could impact ongoing surveillance operations ahead of the specified deadline.

Florida State Senator Shevrin Jones announced his campaign for the U.S. House seat in District 24, which includes Miami Gardens, Hollywood, Miramar, and Pembroke Park. He emphasized a focus on affordability and positioned himself as a candidate for change, transparency, and new leadership. Jones, the first LGBTQ+ person elected to the Florida State Senate, aims to become the state's first LGBTQ+ member of Congress if elected.

The article discusses an alleged plot by Trump to gain sixteen new House seats through an audacious strategy. Key focus is on the potential manipulation of congressional representation.

U.S. President Donald Trump vowed to end the Iran war quickly and address high prices during a campaign event in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, as Republicans aim to retain control of the U.S. House of Representatives in the midterm elections amid voter concerns over rising living costs and gasoline prices linked to the conflict.

Trump announced a ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, but the deal requires Hezbollah to cease fire and evacuate fighters south of the Litani River. Meanwhile, the House passed a war powers resolution, and Israeli attacks on Lebanese hospitals have caused casualties. Analysts suggest the attacks aim to degrade living conditions in south Lebanon.

On June 4, 1989, Chinese troops suppressed a seven-week protest in Tiananmen Square, resulting in hundreds to thousands of pro-democracy demonstrators and dozens of soldiers killed. Other historical events on this date include the U.S. House of Representatives declaring war on Britain in 1812, the approval of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution in 1919, the Dunkirk evacuation in 1940, the Battle of Midway in 1942, and Saudi Arabia issuing its first drivers' licenses to women in 2018.

The U.S. House of Representatives voted to rebuke President Donald Trump over potential military action in Iran. Trump argued he does not require congressional approval for such actions.

Thomas Kean Jr., a New Jersey congressman, is missing and his aides state he is recovering from a personal medical condition without providing details. His statement on Tuesday also did not include specifics.

Voters in New Jersey are casting ballots in the 2026 primary election, with polls open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Key races include the U.S. Senate and congressional districts 2nd, 4th, and 12th, as covered by WHYY News.

Montana voters will select nominees in Tuesday’s state primary to replace two prominent Republican incumbents: U.S. Sen. Steve Daines and U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke.

South Florida Congresswoman Frederica Wilson announced she will not seek re-election. The announcement was made during a street naming ceremony in Miami Gardens, where the street is named after her elementary school. Wilson has served in the U.S. House of Representatives since 2011 and previously held roles in the Florida Senate and House of Representatives.

The House draft of the defense policy bill does not include funding for several key priorities from the Trump administration, sparking criticism from supporters of those initiatives. This omission highlights a shift in legislative focus or disagreement over defense spending priorities.

Nancy Pelosi criticized Saikat Chakrabarti, a millionaire and former aide to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who is running for her San Francisco congressional seat. The comment was framed as a political 'dunk' on Chakrabarti.

Christian D. Menefee is a Democratic candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Texas. The article highlights his campaign activities, including a March event, but provides limited details about his background or policy positions.

Rep. Ilhan Omar dismissed a GOP proposal to ban foreign-born lawmakers from Congress, calling it 'Good luck to her.' Rep. Nancy Mace introduced a constitutional amendment requiring natural-born citizenship for Congress members, judges, and officers, targeting Omar and others. The proposal faces significant hurdles, requiring two-thirds approval in Congress and three-fourths state ratification.

Barney Frank, the first openly gay U.S. House member and a Massachusetts congressman, was a key figure in post-Great Recession Wall Street reforms. He died at 86.

House Democrats condemned Texas congressional candidate Maureen Galindo for antisemitic remarks suggesting ICE detention centers should imprison 'American Zionists.' They called her comments 'demented' and urged her to withdraw, while accusing Republicans of indirectly supporting her campaign through a super PAC with unproven GOP ties.

Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Mich.) introduced a bill to block a Trump administration rule that would allow handguns to be shipped through the U.S. Postal Service. The legislation aims to prevent the Postal Service from finalizing, implementing, or enforcing any proposed or future rule permitting firearm mailing.

Howard Lutnick, the secretary of commerce, donated $5 million to House Republicans prior to giving testimony related to Epstein. The timing of the donation raises questions about potential influence on his congressional appearance.

Rep. Tom Kean Jr. of New Jersey has broken his silence following a mysterious 77-day absence, though he has provided little explanation for his time away. With the primary election less than two weeks away, GOP members are expressing growing frustration and concern over his unexplained absence.

House Republican leaders canceled a planned vote on a measure requiring President Trump to end military conflict in Iran or obtain congressional authorization. The move came due to insufficient support within the Republican party, with members defecting or being absent from the vote.

GOP Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick and Democratic Rep. Tom Suozzi have introduced a bill that would prohibit the use of federal funding for the Justice Department's new "anti-weaponization" fund. The bipartisan legislation seeks to restrict payouts from claims made under this DOJ initiative.

Republicans failed to pass a major Immigration and Customs Enforcement funding bill by their planned deadline due to internal party disagreements unrelated to the ICE funding itself. The vote stall reflects broader partisan divisions within Republican ranks that prevented legislative progress.

A new poll suggests that New York Rep. Dan Goldman could face a significant electoral loss in his re-election bid. Brad Lander, who has received endorsement from Mamdani, appears positioned to achieve a major victory in the race.

Republicans face challenges in retaining U.S. House control due to low poll ratings and high gas prices, despite gerrymandering efforts in Southern states. GOP currently holds 217 seats to Democrats' 212, but analysts suggest redistricting may not offset voter dissatisfaction with President Donald Trump or historical midterm trends.

Rep. Tom Kean, a Republican from New Jersey, has been notably absent from his district with no announcement of when he will return. Voters in his district are divided in their opinions regarding his mysterious absence and lack of communication about his whereabouts.