Tim Mynett is dismissing concerns after federal agents searched his home and subpoenas reached Omar’s relatives, while separate scrutiny focuses on financial disclosures that once valued his business interests in the millions.
Roy Cooper’s campaign threatened legal action after North State Journal asked about his health, while Republican Michael Whatley directly answered the same questions and said he could complete a full Senate term.
Jeanine Pirro confirmed a federal investigation into Ilhan Omar’s financial reporting after an amended filing reduced her household assets from as much as $30 million to no more than $95,000, prompting sharp questions from President Trump.
A Quantus Insights poll places Ken Paxton narrowly ahead of James Talarico, powered by 87% Republican support and a 34 point rural advantage, with early voting set to open in just one week.
Trump signed pardons for two Alaska diesel mechanics before rally supporters while defending their work and criticizing Biden era prosecutions. He also announced that an 800 mile natural gas pipeline had secured all necessary federal permits.
Ukraine struck a massive Russian oil depot just two days after Zelenskyy backed Trump’s energy ceasefire, intensifying questions about his reliability as Trump called for Ukrainian elections and argued that Zelenskyy was blocking a peace agreement.
Trump allies believe Kimberly Guilfoyle’s possible need for clemency could keep her quiet after allegations involving money, favors, and luxury travel forced her resignation as ambassador to Greece. Guilfoyle denies wrongdoing and remains publicly loyal.
House Republicans are preparing a lame duck push for legislation allowing victims and their families to sue jurisdictions and officials that release violent offenders while imposing detainer requirements and federal funding penalties on sanctuary governments.