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Thanedar Withdraws Trump Impeachment Resolution Amidst Party Opposition
Rep. Shri Thanedar withdrew his impeachment resolution against President Trump due to lack of support from both Democrats and Republicans, despite initially forcing a vote on the matter. He plans to add to his articles of impeachment and continue his efforts, though his bid faces significant obstacl...
Thanedar Withdraws Trump Impeachment Resolution Amidst Party Opposition
Rep. Shri Thanedar withdrew his impeachment resolution against President Trump due to lack of support from both Democrats and Republicans, despite initially forcing a vote on the matter. He plans to add to his articles of impeachment and continue his efforts, though his bid faces significant obstacl...
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52% Bias Score
House Republicans Propose Medicaid Overhaul, Threatening Coverage for 8.6 Million
The House Republicans introduced a bill to overhaul Medicaid, potentially causing 8.6 million people to lose coverage due to new work requirements, increased co-pays, stricter eligibility checks, and citizenship verification; the proposed changes aim to save $715 billion over 10 years to fund an ext...
House Republicans Propose Medicaid Overhaul, Threatening Coverage for 8.6 Million
The House Republicans introduced a bill to overhaul Medicaid, potentially causing 8.6 million people to lose coverage due to new work requirements, increased co-pays, stricter eligibility checks, and citizenship verification; the proposed changes aim to save $715 billion over 10 years to fund an ext...
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48% Bias Score
Virginia Republicans Face Internal Conflict Amidst Historically Diverse Gubernatorial Ticket
Virginia's Republican gubernatorial ticket, featuring the first openly gay statewide nominee and a Jamaican immigrant vying to be the state's first female governor, is facing internal conflict after an attempt to oust the openly gay candidate backfired, highlighting the tension between the party's n...
Virginia Republicans Face Internal Conflict Amidst Historically Diverse Gubernatorial Ticket
Virginia's Republican gubernatorial ticket, featuring the first openly gay statewide nominee and a Jamaican immigrant vying to be the state's first female governor, is facing internal conflict after an attempt to oust the openly gay candidate backfired, highlighting the tension between the party's n...
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House Republicans Propose $715 Billion in Medicaid Cuts
The House Republican bill proposes $715 billion in Medicaid cuts through stricter eligibility, work requirements, and provider screenings, potentially affecting 8.6 million by 2034 and causing intraparty conflict.
House Republicans Propose $715 Billion in Medicaid Cuts
The House Republican bill proposes $715 billion in Medicaid cuts through stricter eligibility, work requirements, and provider screenings, potentially affecting 8.6 million by 2034 and causing intraparty conflict.
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Feenstra Announces Gubernatorial Bid in Iowa
U.S. Representative Randy Feenstra (R-Iowa) filed paperwork on Monday to run for Iowa governor in the 2026 election, creating a competitive Republican primary race to succeed Governor Kim Reynolds, who is not seeking re-election.
Feenstra Announces Gubernatorial Bid in Iowa
U.S. Representative Randy Feenstra (R-Iowa) filed paperwork on Monday to run for Iowa governor in the 2026 election, creating a competitive Republican primary race to succeed Governor Kim Reynolds, who is not seeking re-election.
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House Republicans Divided Over Abortion Funding in Trump's Spending Bill
President Trump's proposed bill, aiming for $900 billion in spending cuts, faces internal Republican opposition over a provision restricting Medicaid funding for large abortion providers, jeopardizing its passage due to the House's narrow three-vote majority.
House Republicans Divided Over Abortion Funding in Trump's Spending Bill
President Trump's proposed bill, aiming for $900 billion in spending cuts, faces internal Republican opposition over a provision restricting Medicaid funding for large abortion providers, jeopardizing its passage due to the House's narrow three-vote majority.
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House Republicans Push \$5 Trillion Tax Cut Bill Amidst Protests and Budgetary Concerns
The House is debating a Republican bill with over \$5 trillion in tax cuts, offset by cuts to Medicaid, food stamps, and green energy programs, causing protests and potentially impacting millions; the bill also increases the debt limit by \$4 trillion.
House Republicans Push \$5 Trillion Tax Cut Bill Amidst Protests and Budgetary Concerns
The House is debating a Republican bill with over \$5 trillion in tax cuts, offset by cuts to Medicaid, food stamps, and green energy programs, causing protests and potentially impacting millions; the bill also increases the debt limit by \$4 trillion.
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House GOP Unveils Controversial Medicaid Overhaul
The House GOP introduced a Medicaid bill requiring work or volunteering for enrollees, increasing cost-sharing, and limiting state taxes that leverage federal funding, potentially impacting millions and costing hundreds of billions.
House GOP Unveils Controversial Medicaid Overhaul
The House GOP introduced a Medicaid bill requiring work or volunteering for enrollees, increasing cost-sharing, and limiting state taxes that leverage federal funding, potentially impacting millions and costing hundreds of billions.
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40% Bias Score
Virginia Republicans Field Historically Diverse Ticket Amidst DEI Controversy
The Virginia Republican party, known for opposing DEI programs, is fielding a diverse ticket for the upcoming election, featuring the first openly gay statewide nominee, John Reid, and the first potential female governor, Winsome Earle-Sears, despite an attempt by Governor Youngkin to remove Reid du...
Virginia Republicans Field Historically Diverse Ticket Amidst DEI Controversy
The Virginia Republican party, known for opposing DEI programs, is fielding a diverse ticket for the upcoming election, featuring the first openly gay statewide nominee, John Reid, and the first potential female governor, Winsome Earle-Sears, despite an attempt by Governor Youngkin to remove Reid du...
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56% Bias Score
House Republicans Confront Internal Divisions in Finalizing Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill
House Republicans are finalizing President Trump's "big beautiful bill", including sweeping changes to tax, immigration, and energy policy, facing internal divisions and a July deadline to avoid a government default; the bill includes Medicaid reforms, extension of Trump's tax cuts, and potential ch...
House Republicans Confront Internal Divisions in Finalizing Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill
House Republicans are finalizing President Trump's "big beautiful bill", including sweeping changes to tax, immigration, and energy policy, facing internal divisions and a July deadline to avoid a government default; the bill includes Medicaid reforms, extension of Trump's tax cuts, and potential ch...
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48% Bias Score
House Republicans Propose $880 Billion in Medicaid Cuts to Fund Tax Breaks
House Republicans unveiled a plan to cut $880 billion from Medicaid to fund $4.5 trillion in tax breaks, potentially leaving 8.6 million without health coverage over a decade, sparking a major political battle.
House Republicans Propose $880 Billion in Medicaid Cuts to Fund Tax Breaks
House Republicans unveiled a plan to cut $880 billion from Medicaid to fund $4.5 trillion in tax breaks, potentially leaving 8.6 million without health coverage over a decade, sparking a major political battle.
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44% Bias Score
DHS to Offer $1,000 for Illegal Immigrant Self-Deportation
The Department of Homeland Security will offer $1,000 and travel assistance to illegal immigrants who self-deport, a move met with mixed reactions from House Republicans who debate its cost-effectiveness and potential for abuse, despite its lower cost compared to traditional deportations.
DHS to Offer $1,000 for Illegal Immigrant Self-Deportation
The Department of Homeland Security will offer $1,000 and travel assistance to illegal immigrants who self-deport, a move met with mixed reactions from House Republicans who debate its cost-effectiveness and potential for abuse, despite its lower cost compared to traditional deportations.
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40% Bias Score
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