Foreign Policy

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

A Senate committee approved Hawley’s proposal to restrict stock trading by lawmakers and future presidents and vice presidents.

Comer said the committee expects public hearings and a full report on its investigation into Biden’s mental fitness.

The House Oversight Committee is investigating Biden’s mental state while he was president and plans to interview former aides.

Massie and Representative Ro Khanna are pressing the House to consider a bill requiring the Justice Department to release Epstein investigation records.

Khanna and Representative Thomas Massie are pressing the House to consider a bill requiring the Justice Department to release Epstein investigation records.

The article reports that Trump’s spending actions could complicate funding negotiations and that he has not endorsed Graham’s Russia-sanctions bill.

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.

The article contrasts Alford’s criticism of gas prices with his later statement that his constituents could accept temporary sacrifices at the pump.

The article contrasts Thune’s 2021 criticism of gas prices with his later prediction that prices would stabilize.

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.

Gruber accuses the Biden administration of releasing Jalloh early and not pursuing his denaturalization.

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.

Honeycutt is presenting her local roots and policy positions as she seeks to hold the district for Republicans.

Lacore is campaigning on her Navy career and policy positions as she challenges Republican nominee Jenny Costa Honeycutt.

Jeffries argued that the bill’s loopholes and tariff authority could harm Americans and leave sanctions unenforced.

McCaul defended tariffs as a way to reinforce sanctions after the House passed the bill.

Darline Graham praised the bill's passage and cited its progress as an accomplishment while campaigning for a full term.

Sullivan trails Peltola in the poll and highlights his legislation on trawler bycatch and Alaska’s military buildup.

Peltola leads Sullivan in the reported poll and has criticized trawling and donations to Sullivan’s campaign from the industry.

Salazar defended Trump’s meeting with Venezuela’s interim president and called for a transition to free and fair elections.

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.

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.

Golden breaks with Democratic leadership, saying he supports the sanctions and is generally supportive of tariffs.

Meeks opposes the bill’s expansion of presidential tariff authority and sought changes to its trade language.

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

McConnell returned to the Senate and cast a vote after a three-month absence following his hospitalization.

Khanna advocated AI safeguards and a federal regulator, and called for action over Americans detained in China.

Salazar urged Trump to reconsider immigration enforcement and discussed his approach to Venezuela and press access.

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.

El-Sayed’s progressive platform and combative campaign style are central to this profile of his Senate race.

Manchin said he supports Rogers, who is competing for Michigan’s open Senate seat.

A Democratic PAC is spending nearly $1 million on ads criticizing Feely’s support for Donald Trump.

Murphy denounced the reported payments and connected them to what he described as a broader arrangement involving Trump and Russia.

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

His recent outreach to Republicans has drawn criticism from Democrats and mixed reactions in his hometown.

Kennedy linked inflation to the Iran war, predicted the conflict would end within six months, and urged support for Ashley Hinson.

Vance and Marshall attacked Hamilton during the rally, and a spokesperson for his campaign responded.

Vance praised Marshall’s Senate record at a rally held to support his reelection campaign.

Ezell presents infrastructure, Coast Guard funding and FEMA changes as priorities, while defending Trump’s tariffs and Iran policy.

Hulum argues that voter dissatisfaction with Trump could help him unseat incumbent Mike Ezell.

O'Donnell submitted questionnaire responses on the same national issues addressed by Lee.

Lee outlined her positions on voting, immigration, tariffs, Iran and U.S. support for Israel.

Whipple explains his views on election rules, immigration, tariffs, the Iran war, and U.S. assistance to Israel.

Horsford explains his views on election rules, immigration, tariffs, the Iran war, and U.S. assistance to Israel.