Burchett says Chevalier’s past comments about the American flag should disqualify her from taking a House seat, setting up a possible constitutional fight if she wins.
The proposed Education Freedom Tax Credit would reward scholarship donations with credits reaching $1,700 for individuals and $3,400 for married couples, while giving participating states access to a program projected to fund as many as 2.2 million scholarships.
Angela Paxton is backing the full Republican ticket despite filing for divorce from Senate nominee Ken Paxton, arguing that control of the seat and Texas political future outweigh anger at any individual candidate.
Trump says the Ratepayer Protection Act would make data centers cover their own power costs while shielding ordinary consumers from higher electricity bills.
The Navy’s potential $24.4 billion SM-6 contract gives Raytheon five years of production work and two option years, but industry executives warn that congressional funding remains necessary for contractors to invest at scale.
Belgium is weighing Italian frigates and temporary options as delays push the joint Dutch antisubmarine warfare project beyond the usable lives of its current ships, raising urgent questions about naval firepower after 2030.
A grand jury subpoena is seeking records from Sen. Ruben Gallego’s leadership PAC after reports detailed family travel, childcare reimbursements, and more than $37,000 spent by a joint committee with Eric Swalwell on Super Bowl tickets and meals.
The Supreme Court will consider whether Boulder County can pursue climate claims involving interstate emissions, while critics warn the litigation could shift national energy policy from Congress and federal agencies into state courtrooms.