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Republicans say they will only negotiate over an extension to the Affordable Care Act subsidies once Democrats vote to re-open the government

Trump says 'happy to work' with Democrats on healthcare after shutdown ends in US

Trump posted on his Truth Social platform, saying, “I am happy to work with the Democrats on their Failed Healthcare Policies, or anything else, but first they must allow our Government to re-open.”

Who is Jack Smith? Biden DOJ prosecutor behind Trump indictment, now accused of tapping GOP senators' calls

According to Fox News, FBI Director Kash Patel alleged that Jack Smith and his team had accessed the private communications of at least eight Republican Senators during the probe into the January 6, 2021, Capitol Hill riots.

Jack Smith’s Jan 6 ‘Arctic Frost’ case: Which Republican lawmakers had their calls tapped? Check details

According to the document, Jack Smith’s team could see which phone numbers senators called, and the origin and destination locations of the calls, Fox News Digital reported.

Will 2026 U.S. elections be swayed by government shutdown? Past events provide perspective

Political leaders in Washington are using the looming government shutdown to shape narratives ahead of the 2026 elections, with Democrats focusing on healthcare and Republicans highlighting immigration in targeted ad campaigns.

Who Americans blame for the government shutdown

A new Washington Post poll shows more faulting Trump and Republicans than Democrats.

Elon Musk hits pause on ‘America Party’: Is he trying to stay in good books of JD Vance and GOP?

Musk had initially said in July that the America Party would compete in House and Senate elections next year, appealing to voters frustrated with both Democrats and Republicans.

US House tax bill calls for $30,000 SALT, omits millionaire tax

The bill aims to cut taxes by more than $4 trillion and reduce spending by at least $1.5 trillion over a decade

Secret Service Director and Rep. Fallon Exchange Heated Hearing Over 9/11 Ceremony | N18G

On December 5, 2024, Acting U.S. Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe engaged in a heated exchange with Texas Representative Pat Fallon during a House hearing investigating two failed assassination attempts on former President Trump. The exchange escalated when Fallon questioned Rowe about his attendance at a September 11, 2021, anniversary ceremony, asking whether he was there to provide protection for high-level officials. Rowe strongly objected, telling Fallon not to invoke 9/11 for political purposes and defended his presence at the ceremony, stating he was there to represent the Secret Service. Rowe also addressed ongoing issues within the agency, stating that he was working to eliminate the "do-more-with-less" mindset, which had degraded the Secret Service. He highlighted efforts to address staffing shortages, announcing plans to hire 650 special agents and 350 uniformed officers in the coming months. Despite the tense exchange, Rowe received praise from many Republicans for his cooperation with the investigation.

Fed vs. Trumponomics 2.0: Post rate cut, how should investors position themselves?

Initially, the US central bank will respond primarily to the non-farm payroll trajectory. But later on, any aggressive stance by Trump on global trade, the fiscal deficit and immigration can potentially rekindle inflation

‘They don’t understand my life’: what the Democrats misread about America

Donald Trump’s win shows party’s agenda failed to connect with voters, say critics

Harris' Closing Remark Promises To 'Put Country Above Party,' Urges To Reject Fear, Division | N18G

In her closing campaign speech at the Ellipse, where Donald Trump incited the Capitol insurrection, Vice President Kamala Harris emphasized her commitment to putting the country above party and self-interest. With just a week before Election Day, she urged voters to recognize the stark choice before them. Harris contrasted her approach with Trump’s divisive tactics, asserting that she welcomes differing opinions rather than viewing them as threats. She pledged to restore abortion rights overturned by the Supreme Court and criticized Trump’s competency on the international stage, claiming world leaders see him as an "easy mark." Harris highlighted Trump’s self-serving behavior and authoritarian tendencies, warning that he poses a danger to democracy. The speech drew a large crowd, aiming to engage undecided voters in battleground states and encourage them to envision a more inclusive and hopeful future under her leadership.

Harris Tries To Win Over Republicans In Closing Remark, Urges To “Start Writing Next Chapter" | N18G

In a recent speech in Washington, DC, Vice President Kamala Harris appealed to Republicans and former Trump supporters, emphasizing the importance of unity in a democracy. She stated that disagreement should not create division, urging people to "lock arms" rather than point fingers. Harris announced her readiness to provide new leadership as a presidential candidate, acknowledging that many voters are still getting to know her. She highlighted the challenges of her campaign timeline due to President Biden's decision not to seek reelection, but expressed confidence in her ability to tackle tough fights against powerful interests. Harris also shared her personal story, reflecting on her immigrant background and commitment to advocating for marginalized communities. She called for voters to reject the influence of former President Trump and reminded them of the extraordinary potential to shape America's future. Harris concluded by encouraging action to start a new chapter in the nation's story.

Republican report criticises Biden’s Afghanistan withdrawal, ignites election-year debate

A Republican report criticises President Biden's handling of the 2021 Afghanistan withdrawal, reigniting debate over the chaotic end of America's longest war. Democrats argue it's a politically timed attack.

'Quit Whining': Nikki Haley criticises Trump’s focus on Kamala Harris, urges campaign to address key voter concerns

Nikki Haley criticised Trump and Republicans for fixating on Kamala Harris, urging them to stop "whining" and focus on a strategy that addresses key voter concerns, not trivial issues.

US Polls: To win the White House Kamala Harris must first overcome the ‘California curse’

In two weeks, Kamala Harris will be confirmed as the Democrat presidential candidate, set to battle Republican Donald Trump for the White House.

US: Democrats and Republicans share a delusion about productivity and wages

The economy has its problems, but capital isn’t crushing labour

Trump Booed And Heckled By Raucous Crowd At Libertarian Convention

US Presidential candidate Donald Trump was booed and heckled by many in a raucous audience at the Libertarian National Convention on Saturday night, a marked change from the adulation he receives at rallies from his fervently loyal supporters. Libertarians, who believe in limited government and individual freedom, blame Trump, a Republican, for rushing through the creation of a COVID-19 vaccine when he was president and for not doing more to stop public health restrictions on the unvaccinated during the pandemic. Watch for more details!

US Presidential Elections: President Biden and Former President Trump Hold Rallies

President Joe Biden says, The fact is that in this election, a lot is at stake You know, it's not about me. It's about the alternative as well. The thing is, he's laid out, the Republicans in the House can tell you and my colleagues can tell you, they've laid out exactly what they're going to do if they win. While Trump held a rally where he asked his supporters to vote against Biden and tell him that he is fired.

Arizona Republicans want to give citizens licence to shoot migrants

Arizona Republicans produced legislation last week that would legalise shooting and killing trespassers on private land. Essentially, they took an existing law that allows someone to shoot a home invader and extended it outside to the property line — even if the property extends for hundreds of acres

On January 6 many Republicans blamed Trump for the Capitol riot. Now they endorse his presidential bid

Authors Ziblatt and Levitsky, in the sequel to "How Democracies Die," outline three crucial political party rules: accept fair election results, reject violence, and distance from extremists.

US House Mess: Democrats share the blame for Kevin McCarthy’s fall

The right-wing extremists in Congress would rather torpedo the government than run it. And in voting out McCarthy, House Democrats helped them. Now not only is Congress failing to do the people’s business, but aid to Ukraine has been indefinitely paused, helping Russia’s war effort and costing people their lives

Ohio Vote Shows Abortion’s Potency to Reshape Elections

The Dobbs ruling has turned a coalition of liberal, swing and moderate Republican voters into a political force. Even in August in Ohio.

Trump threatens Republicans who don’t help him exact vengeance

Ukraine has also been accused of hitting military air bases deep inside Russia and oil facilities with drone attacks.