politico.com / .politico-com-congress / Page 6

GOP candidates are trying to leverage the far-left mayor amid an increasingly tough midterm election.

The two Ohio Republicans are entangled in a long-running family legal drama that is escalating as Miller seeks reelection.

Many lawmakers, including some top Republicans, say the tactic is illegal.

The battleground state senator and potential 2028er has been one of the party's most outspoken critics of its outreach to male voters who swung right in 2024.

The senators said the Russian president may be less incentivized to pursue a ceasefire if he is invited to the Miami summit in November.

A data center measure easily passed the House last week with more than 200 Democratic votes, but campaign-season politics are making action trickier for the party in the Senate.

"They say they're for more affordability," embattled GOP Sen. Jon Husted said. "This is a chance for everybody to prove it."

The upcoming gathering at the White House comes amid calls to regulate the industry.

Progressives including Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Greg Casar have favored stricter tech regulation compared with their centrist colleagues.

Asked if the Senate will stay in town, Majority Leader John Thune said it's "looking that way."