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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Sunday urged Senate Republicans to be ready to scrap the legislative filibuster if Congress triggers another government shutdown when current funding expires in late January, aligning himself with President Donald Trump's demands to end the 60-vote hurdle.

Vice President JD Vance escalated attacks on six Democrats who warned troops about illegal orders as President Donald Trump pushed sedition claims and courts struck down parts of his National Guard deployments.

Georgia congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene strongly denies TIME Magazine's article saying that she has intends to run for presidency in 2028.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended the Trump administration's handling of inflation and affordability, dismissing concerns over recent consumer price increases and forecasting relief for American households ahead of the holidays.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) has firmly denied any intentions of running for President in 2028. On Sunday, she took to social media to refute claims that suggested she was considering a presidential bid.

Democratic senators condemn Trump after he suggests ‘seditious behaviour’ be punishable ‘by death’. Key US politics stories from Sunday 23 November

It's a tool that drew national attention when it propelled New York City Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani to a decisive primary win.

The battle will help determine how hundreds of millions of dollars are spent in the 2028 campaign.

Whitmer, who many Democrats have seen as a top-tier presidential candidate, appears to have done little to raise her national profile since last spring.