Sen. Mitch McConnell returned to the Capitol speaking noticeably slower after his June fall, acknowledging that he remains short of 100% while pledging to attend difficult Senate votes and continue work on the farm bill.
New York City is leading several cities and counties in challenging a Trump administration rule that would let immigration officials consider whether green card applicants are likely to depend on Medicaid, SNAP, housing aid and other public benefits.
Former Democratic fundraiser Lindy Li says Kamala Harris assured major donors that Biden would remain in the race, then launched an aggressive charm offensive after he ended his campaign just days later.
The Supreme Court denied Trump’s emergency request involving mail ballot rules, with Kavanaugh citing the fast approaching elections while Alito and Thomas dissented. The decision leaves an Obama appointed judge’s preliminary injunction in place.
Michele Tafoya says Minnesota’s 44 to 42 Senate race has become a statistical tie, and she is pressing Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan over welfare fraud, the Walz administration’s record, and the approaching start of absentee voting.