The Latest Breaking News on US Politics

Johnson puts down GOP revolt that left House agenda in limbo

A small group of Republicans voted "no" on the procedural rule to begin debate on three items.

Axios · Apr 29

Former FBI Director James Comey Faces Second Time Indictment as DOJ Accused of Targeting High Profile Trump Critic

Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted for a second time by the Department of Justice over an Instagram post.

International Business Times UK · Apr 29

Red, White, and who? Trump takes center page in new US passport

TOI Correspondent from Washington: The US State Department is preparing to roll out a limited-edition “Trump passport” to mark America’s 250th birthday – a glossy, gold-accented document that is equal parts travel permit, commemorative souvenir, and a divisive red flag, an ode to both American independence and, critics say, presidential…

The Times of India · Apr 29

Supreme Court narrows voting law, lifting GOP odds of keeping House

The ruling could reshape voting all across the South and could boost the Republican majority in the House.

Axios · Apr 29

US supreme court ‘demolishes’ Voting Rights Act, gutting provision that prevented racial discrimination

Justices rule in landmark decision Louisiana must redraw congressional map, largely killing major civil rights law

The Guardian - US · Apr 29

She set out to become a clinical psychologist. Now she’s leading a US movement to save science

Colette Delawalla launched Stand Up for Science to push back against Trump’s cuts to medical and scientific research

The Guardian - US · Apr 29

Senate Rejects Initiative To Have Congress Authorize Any Military Action Against Cuba

The Senate has rejected an initiative that prevent the Trump administration from taking military action against Cuba without congressional approval.

International Business Times · Apr 29

Why So Many House Republicans Are Done with Congress? From Capitol Hill to Governors' Races

A record number of House Republicans are retiring ahead of the 2026 midterms, driven by institutional frustration, financial considerations, and a shift towards state-level positions.

Latin Times · Apr 29

Trump Wants to Access Arizona Voter Data; Judge Says No, Setting a Win for Privacy Advocates

The Trump voter data lawsuit faces a major setback after a federal judge blocks access to Arizona voter records, citing privacy concerns and limits under federal law.

International Business Times UK · Apr 29

The Key Electoral Races That Could Decide President Trump's Political Future

From party loyalty battles to razor-thin margins in Congress, a handful of contests could determine how much power the president holds after November

Latin Times · Apr 29