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Senate votes to curb military action in Venezuela in rare Trump rebuke

An overwhelming majority of congressional Republicans are backing the president's raid in Venezuela.

Axios

Democrats call for hearings, independent probes over ICE shooting - Roll Call

Democratic members of Congress on Thursday called for oversight hearings and independent probes after the fatal shooting of Renee Good.

Roll Call

Senate advances Venezuela war powers measure - Roll Call

The Senate advanced a measure designed to bar the use of force in Venezuela without prior congressional approval.

Roll Call

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Few Republicans know what Trump means by ‘running’ Venezuela

IN FOCUS: ‘I have no idea, none whatsoever’ Josh Hawley tells Eric Garcia as Republicans still try to figure out what comes next in Venezuela

The Independent UK

White House Clashes With MAGA Senator Using Abortion Bans to Weaken JD Vance's 2028 Presidential Bid

Josh Hawley's anti-abortion initiative fuels tension within the GOP, creating a rift with Trump allies and positioning him as a potential challenger to JD Vance for the 2028 nomination.

International Business Times UK

Trump advisers strafe Hawley over new anti-abortion group

The White House views abortion as a losing issue for Republicans in next year's midterms.

Axios

Senate parents shred Trump’s call to limit doll purchases for US kids: ‘What is this, the Soviet Union?’

Senators with children weren’t impressed with the billionaire president’s call for tariff-weary parents to limit Christmas toy purchases

The Independent UK

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Americans Brace for Steeper Hospital Costs: Senate Health Care Bill Rejection Fuels 2026 Surge

The Senate rejected a bill extending Affordable Care Act subsidies, leaving millions of Americans facing doubled or tripled health insurance premiums starting January 2026.

International Business Times UK

The Bipartisan War on Prices Is Coming for Your Credit Card

The strange new alliance between democratic socialists and nationalist populists isn't a sign of political healing. It's a sign that people have lost their grip on basic economics.

Reason

Trump pledges executive action to counter state AI laws - Roll Call

Congress did not include a moratorium on state artificial intelligence laws in the annual defense policy bill released on Sunday.

Roll Call

Republicans Split Over AI Rules: Senate Wants States to Decide, But White House Wants Federal Control

President Trump's push for a single national AI law splits Republicans, with the Senate blocking his plan to override state-level AI rules.

International Business Times UK

Is a New $25,000 Health Care Tax Deduction Coming in 2026?

A proposal from GOP Sen. Josh Hawley is adding to the chatter about health care affordability.

Kiplinger

Senate panel sees opening, however slight, for health care deal - Roll Call

Senators are open to a bipartisan agreement that would extend expiring Affordable Care Act enhanced subsidies before year’s end.

Roll Call

House Republicans join with AOC and use Epstein files playbook to force a vote on stock trading ban: ‘Hell’s frozen over’

‘I think America wants us to pass this,’ Tennessee Republican Tim Burchett tells The Independent

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I Asked ChatGPT if I’m Too ‘High-Income’ for Trump’s Tariff Stimulus

ChatGPT analyzed whether a $100K household qualifies for Trump's proposed $2,000 tariff dividend. The answer: probably eligible, but nothing's finalized yet.

GOBankingRates

Are Federal Stimulus Checks or State Rebate Checks Better for Your Wallet?

Which of the two relief measures, federal stimuli or state rebates, proves better for the average American? (Even though you'd probably prefer to receive both!)

Roll Call

FEMA to get new interim director ahead of agency review report - Roll Call

The Federal Emergency Management Agency is set to have a new interim director start next week, ahead of a review on an agency reorganization.

Fortune

Unemployment could hit 25% among recent grads and trigger 'unprecedented' social disruption thanks to AI, U.S. senator warns

AI could create a generation further burdened with student loan debt—and no job to repay it, according to Sen. Mark Warner.

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The Independent UK

Bad news for Trump $2,000 checks as Senators balk at price tag and adding to national debt

President has touted massive financial giveaway as the state of economy and affordability issues damage his approval rating

Roll Call

Senate GOP divided over House push to repeal payout provision - Roll Call

Senate Republicans were divided Wednesday over whether to repeal a controversial provision that could net hefty payouts for senators.

Kiplinger

Are New Trump $2,000 Stimulus Payments Coming in 2026? What to Know Now

A promise of $2,000 tariff dividend checks is raising questions and fueling confusion.

International Business Times UK

No Federal Stimulus Checks in 2025—Here's What's Actually Happening

Despite viral claims and political proposals, no federal stimulus checks are being issued in 2025. Here's what's real, what's hearsay, and what Americans can expect.

The Guardian - US

Trump weighs giving Americans $2,000 from tariff revenues in bid for support

Congressional approval would probably be required for plan to take effect, an idea Trump has floated before

TechRadar

New US Senate bill calls for agencies and companies to be forced to report AI-related job cuts

Proposal would require companies and federal agencies to disclose AI-related workforce impacts.

Capital & Main

Congress Could Get Millions of People Off of SNAP by Raising the Minimum Wage, but It Hasn’t — for 16 Years

1 in 8 people rely on federal food aid that has become a pawn in the government shutdown.

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