In a renewed debate at the Iowa Statehouse, Rep. Steven Holt, R-Denison, spoke on a contentious gender identity bill. The discussion underscores ongoing tensions surrounding gender identity legislation in Iowa, highlighting its continued relevance.
In an opinion piece challenging the Affordable Care Act, James Brown argues that rising insurance costs are anything but affordable for Montana families. Pointing to concerns about fraud and financial risk, he calls for a closer look at how seemingly well-intentioned policies can weigh heavily on local households.
Indiana’s top political figures are taking on pressing issues from international legal disputes to local border enforcement policies. During “All INdiana Politics,” Congressman André Carson and Governor Mike Braun offered their views on the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and the impact of stricter border measures.
In a rare twist, California voters will see just one statewide measure on the November 4 ballot, and it involves redistricting. Already, observers predict this single measure will invite demand for major campaign spending and intense media scrutiny.
President Trump has reiterated his stance that the Jeffrey Epstein controversy is merely a “Democrat hoax,” reigniting debates among political analysts. Survivors recently testified on Capitol Hill, demanding more transparency, even as strategists analyze the broader implications of the president’s remarks.
As the Senate prepares to vote on a spending bill encompassing President Donald Trump’s priorities, New Hampshire residents express a mix of support and concern over its potential impact.
