Defense/Military

Ansari called Trump mentally unfit and a danger to the country, citing his rhetoric and conduct during the war.

Amo blamed Trump for refusing a deal he said would pay TSA workers and address alleged ICE abuses.

The author predicts Tom Perriello could challenge Ben Cline in November and criticizes Cline’s representation of his district.

The author says Morgan Griffith’s district became more Republican-leaning but raises the possibility of a primary challenge.

The author says John McGuire’s district has changed substantially and predicts his political career may end.

The author predicts Rob Wittman could lose in the changed district and criticizes his record representing rural constituents.

The author predicts that Jen Kiggans could lose her Virginia seat in November because of the changed district.

The author says Mike Johnson campaigned against the amendment and predicts the result weakened his prospects of remaining Speaker.

The author portrays the referendum result as a setback for Donald Trump’s efforts to influence congressional maps.

The author says Abigail Spanberger had mixed feelings about the amendment but appeared in campaign advertising for and against it.

The author says Elaine Luria may return to Congress from Virginia’s 2nd District if she wins its nomination and the general election.

The author predicts Tom Perriello could seek Virginia’s 6th District seat, while noting he must first win the nomination and general election.

The author says Speaker Don Scott helped advance the amendment through the House and campaigned for its passage.

Donald Trump accused Obama of disclosing classified information and announced plans to identify and release government files about UAPs and UFOs.

Durbin and Welch criticized Trump’s handling of the Iran war, including what they described as unclear objectives and inadequate congressional consultation.

John Kennedy briefly held up the vote series because he wanted the measure to include parts of the SAVE America Act or other priorities, then withdrew his objections.

Greene criticized Johnson's opposition to the warrant amendment, calling it another strike against him.

Dexter cited a record volume of constituent calls and urged House colleagues to return to Washington.

Randall urged Speaker Johnson to call the House into session to address the Iran situation.

Lauren Boebert wrote to the NSA director alleging that analysts had misused Section 702 to search private communications.

Representative John Larson filed articles of impeachment against President Trump, according to the article.

The article urges Congress to oppose President Trump’s Iran war and discusses calls to remove him from office.

Vance proceeded with the University of Georgia rally after officials said they had found no specific or actionable threat.

Kamlager-Dove criticized the cost of the war and argued that the spending should instead help the public.

Davidson, who had previously supported the measure, voted present on the Iran war-powers resolution.

Massie sided with Democrats in supporting the Iran war-powers resolution.

Golden joined Republicans in voting against the Iran war-powers resolution, and the article refers to his explanation.

Doggett challenged Kennedy over the reinstatement of people previously suspended for suspected fraud.

Biggs is named as a co-host of Trump’s planned rally at Dream City Church in Arizona.

Sewell challenged Kennedy over remarks about Black children taking ADHD medication and disputed his denial.

The article reports that Donald Trump attended a UFC event and asked Dana White why Derrick Lewis was not on a planned White House fight card.

Massie accused Johnson of delaying politically difficult votes and pressed for action on Hegseth’s impeachment resolution.

Johnson’s canceled House session intensified a dispute over whether members should have voted on Massie’s impeachment resolution.

Massie introduced a privileged resolution accusing Hegseth of defying Congress by continuing military operations.

Johnson argues that companies should lead AI-safety efforts and that Congress should act only when it has a workable solution.

Massie said the House adjourned early to prevent a vote on his impeachment articles against Hegseth.

Johnson said the House had completed its work, while Massie argued the early adjournment prevented a vote on his impeachment articles.

Critics question the national-security implications of El-Sayed’s Senate bid, while his campaign defends his record and priorities.

Tillis renewed his call for Hegseth to leave the Pentagon after Army Secretary Dan Driscoll resigned.

Blumenthal celebrated passage of the sanctions bill he helped negotiate while acknowledging concerns about the authority it gives Trump.

Schumer urged the administration to brief senators and said AI innovation should be paired with safeguards that earn public trust.

Johnson argued that Congress should avoid an emergency AI moratorium while requiring technology companies to make their products safe.

Wittman backs Trump’s proposed defense increase and says securing additional defense funding is a central goal.

Warner introduced the airport congestion proposal and said Congress should act to prevent another tragedy.

Kaine introduced an airport congestion proposal and argued that safety reforms must address overcrowding at Reagan National.

Bacon co-introduced a bill to expand how nonprofit security grants can be used.

Neguse co-introduced a bill to expand how nonprofit security grants can be used.

Donald Beyer is among four House Democrats leading a resolution to block the U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement.

John Garamendi is among four House Democrats leading a resolution to block the U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement.

Brad Sherman is among four House Democrats leading a resolution to block the U.S.-Saudi nuclear agreement.