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Edwards is challenging the committee’s censure process and seeking an investigation of its leaders.

Cruz appeared on ESPN to argue for the Protect College Sports Act, and Herbstreit defended the network’s decision to feature him.

El-Sayed’s positions and campaign choices are part of the electoral challenge Rogers is trying to use to attract voters.

Rogers is tailoring his Senate campaign to appeal to Democrats and independents while also seeking turnout from Trump supporters.

Biggs said he would support classroom cameras so parents could monitor teachers, a proposal the article examines for privacy and security risks.

Murphy argues the bill favors college-sports institutions over athletes and voted against it.

Murphy is donating to Democratic committees involved in competitive races and met with Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed.

Davis urged LSU students to vote and described his positions on federal student-loan rules.

Tiffany’s decision to skip multiple debates is the central focus of the article.

McCormick supported the bill’s early procedural votes as Pennsylvania’s senators weigh its effects on the state’s college sports programs.

Fetterman supported the bill’s early procedural votes as Pennsylvania’s senators weigh its effects on the state’s college sports programs.

Murray criticized the proposed Head Start changes at a rally, arguing they would weaken the program and harm children.

Bonamici declined to endorse a side in the committee contest and described education policy changes she plans to pursue.

Kiley said he would not caucus with Republicans if reelected and argued independent members should be able to serve on committees without party affiliation.

The poll puts Paxton three points behind James Talarico, with the result within the survey’s margin of error.

The poll places Talarico narrowly ahead of Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race, within the survey’s margin of error.

The event celebrated Wilson’s mentoring work and her efforts to build a lasting legacy for Black men and boys.

Wilson introduced a bill that would let eligible workers take protected time off for children’s and grandchildren’s school and community activities.

Wilson introduced a proposal to provide eligible workers with protected leave for children’s and grandchildren’s school and community activities.

Bonamici described a planned education-policy bill and said she was considering her options in a committee leadership contest.

Kiley said he would not caucus with Republicans if reelected and is seeking changes to House committee rules.

Jackson argued that renovations and proposed museum changes were acts of violence, drawing criticism in the article’s account.

Van Hollen said he had fought for investments in Morgan State, including support for programs to expand its research capacity.

Askar backs a balanced-budget amendment, eliminating the federal gas tax, school vouchers and mandated civics education.

Dandiya advocates reversing welfare cuts, raising taxes on wealthy interests, and expanding preschool and public-school support.

Moody filed the STARS Act to bring the U.S. Space Academy to Brevard County.

ActJew chose Lawler for reelection after meeting with him and his challenger, citing his bipartisan work and support for Israel.

ActJew endorsed Latimer for reelection, citing his support for Jewish voters and his approach to working across political differences.

Husted sponsors a proposal to reserve at least 80 percent of college-team roster spots for Americans.

Mejia said she and her team did not choose the image and praised the district’s Hispanic Heritage Month recognition.

Booker argues the bill would take away athletes’ rights and disproportionately harm Black athletes.

Banks introduced a bill to limit Pell Grants to U.S. citizens and argued that the funds should be reserved for American students.

Cruz promoted the college sports bill on College GameDay, where the article says viewership remained steady despite media criticism.

Salazar’s bilingual ad warns that Trump’s immigration agenda has gone too far and could hurt Republicans with Hispanic voters.

Cantwell, a leading sponsor, points to rising athletics spending and says the bill would protect student athletes.

Alsobrooks discusses her views on data centers, AI, federal job cuts, health care, education and the midterms.

Alsobrooks discussed the prospect of more Black women serving in the Senate and described her support for candidates in key races.

Tuberville is pushing a narrower college-sports proposal as an alternative to the bipartisan bill backed by Nick Saban.

Cantwell has backed the college sports bill and says it would address rising spending while protecting student athletes.

Cantwell promoted the bill and cited rising support for college athletic programs as a reason for addressing sports spending.

Littau described her priorities on forest management, water, immigration and parental rights in a candidate interview.

The editorial board endorses Finnie, citing his moderate approach, business background, and policy positions.

Rand Paul argued for an antitrust exemption and against Congress setting college sports rules.

Grassley led Republican senators calling for federal restrictions on transgender athletes in female sports.

Moody advocated federal restrictions at a Senate hearing and briefing and is a cosponsor of two related proposals.

Tuberville called transgender people mentally ill and urged a return to institutionalizing people he described as suffering.

Tuberville’s latest campaign ad promotes school choice and criticizes Doug Jones’ opposition to Alabama’s CHOOSE Act.

Fong announced nearly $11 million for a facility intended to support Edwards Air Force Base and train aviation maintenance workers.

Biggs outlined his proposed agenda for Arizona and was questioned about his congressional votes and policy positions.

Talarico explains his positions on gender-related policies and defends his record after Flores accuses him of changing course.