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Republican leaders are facing curveballs from Trump as the party fights to pass a $70 billion immigration enforcement bill.

Revenue neutrality needs to be let back into the room so the custodians of our federal coffers can deliver a fiscally responsible agenda.

The Cuban regime has deepened its alignment with America's principal adversaries while positioning hostile capabilities near U.S. territory.

President Donald Trump's $1.8 billion settlement slush fund is every bit as unethical as President Barack Obama's settlement slush funds.

This edition of Inside Scoop includes a cover story about the legacy of former senator Ben Sasse.

Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) and 17 other Democrats are pushing the party to make home health benefits for Medicare a key goal for 2028.

The report released by the International Energy Agency on Wednesday said global EV sales will exceed last year's increase.

"He was a bad guy," the president told reporters when asked about Massie's primary loss. "He deserves to lose."

In his speech, Massie tore into Trump from several different angles, including a suggestion his primary opponent was controlled by Israel.

Both Tuberville and Jones advanced to the general election, giving the two men a chance to compete again for statewide office.