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Who’s Paying for Public School Vouchers? (1998)

"Somebody had to eat the first oyster." With that salty metaphor, Lieutenant Governor Bob Bullock makes the argument that elected officials shouldn't be afraid to try new ideas—in this case, vouchers that would shift taxpayers' moneys from public to private schools.

Texas Observer

Senate Republicans rely on different type of candidate to hold majority in 2026 - Roll Call

Senate Republicans hoping to keep the majority in the 2026 midterm elections won't be relying on wealthy candidates like they did last year.

Roll Call

MAGA is surging in popularity among Republican Party members, polling shows

Trump says he’s ‘not, at all, surprised’ about the results of an NBC News poll suggesting his Make America Great Again movement has garnered an uptick in GOP support

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Mike Johnson opens the door to Medicaid cuts and the resulting political fallout

Opponents of GOP budget plan hope reality of Medicaid cuts for rural and low-income Americans will drive Republican defections

The Independent UK

Pam Bondi wants 40 years for man accused of firebombing Telsa showroom in New Mexico

Jamison Wagner accused of spray painting graffiti reading ‘Die Elon’ and ‘Tesla Nazi Inc’

The Independent UK

Justice Department charges man with arson at New Mexico Tesla dealership and GOP headquarters

The Justice Department has charged a man with vandalizing a Tesla dealership in New Mexico and setting fire to the headquarters of the state Republican Party

The Independent UK

Most Republican lawmakers are skipping town halls during long congressional break

Those hosting town halls have implemented some restrictions to attend or moved the format to telephone

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Budget promises put to the test - Roll Call

Vague promises from GOP leaders to seek deep spending cuts put down a rebellion from conservative holdouts and secured the adoption of a budget resolution this month. But now Republicans must begin writing a reconciliation bill enacting much of President Donald Trump’s agenda with little sign of any resolution of…

Roll Call

Speaker Mike Johnson Voices Scepticism Over Rumoured Plans to Lift Top Tax Rate

House Speaker Mike Johnson says he's 'not a big fan' of raising the top tax rate to 40% for those earning over £780K. Will the GOP hold firm on low taxes?

International Business Times UK

‘Elon and I are great’: Peter Navarro denies spat with Musk despite public feuding on tariffs

‘It’s not an issue’, insists trade adviser whom Musk dubbed ‘dumber than a sack of bricks’

The Independent UK

The Anarchist and the Republican

How John McClaughry and Karl Hess fought to decentralize power—one from inside the system, one ever further from it

Reason

GOP plots wealth redistribution for rich

The cost of tariffs will eclipse any tax cuts most households see, experts say

Salon

California Showdown Over Medicaid as GOP Approves Massive Cuts

Health care advocates and labor unions mobilize against proposed cuts, pressuring swing-district Republicans with protests, ads and town halls.

Capital & Main

Slowly and Painfully, House Passes $337 Billion Budget

The chamber deliberated until 3 a.m.

Texas Observer

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Mike Johnson Says Men Need to Stop 'Playing Video Games All Day' and Get to Work: 'They're Draining Resources'

Speaker Mike Johnson defended efforts to attach work requirements to Medicaid, suggesting that young men are wasting their lives "playing video games all day."

The Conversation

Citizenship voting requirement in SAVE Act has no basis in the Constitution – and ignores precedent that only states decide who gets to vote

The Republican-led House of Representatives passed on April 10, 2025, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act – or SAVE Act. The bill would make voting harder for tens of millions of Americans.

The Independent UK

A win for Mike Johnson? The finish line of the speaker’s budget marathon is still far in the distance

ANALYSIS: ANALYSIS: The GOP has a long way to go before legislation extending the Trump tax cuts and cutting federal spending makes it into law, writes John Bowden

Kiplinger

Trump Plans to Terminate IRS Direct File program

Direct File was piloted last year in 12 states and has since expanded to 25. But some wonder whether the program will last under the Trump administration.

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The Independent UK

Four Democrats join Republicans to pass SAVE Act bill that requires proof of citizenship to vote

Voting rights advocates warn GOP bill would disenfranchise millions of eligible voters

The Guardian - US

House passes Republican budget framework paving way for Trump’s agenda

Multitrillion-dollar resolution unlocks path to deliver Trump’s sweeping tax cut and immigration plan

Roll Call

At the Races: TikTok-ing their way to victory - Roll Call

Catch up on the political news of the past week in the latest At the Races newsletter, including tariffs, the budget and the midterms.

Salon

MAGA feels true cost of Trump tariffs

Our supposedly brilliant president caves in on tariffs in less than a week — but it may be too late

Reason

Trade War With China

Plus: Theories to explain Trump's behavior, the radium girls, university investigations, and more...

The Guardian - US

Democrats’ problem isn’t just messaging – it’s the electoral math

The House, Senate and electoral college maps pose the party’s biggest issue. It’s time to focus on structural changes

Roll Call

House passes voter registration bill that would require proof of citizenship - Roll Call

Democrats attacked the bill as a hurdle for married women who changed their names and those without passports, saying it could make it harder to register.

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