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Trump's inability to lift Kevin McCarthy in speaker race leaves media asking 'what power does he really have?' - Vimarsana News

Trump's inability to lift Kevin McCarthy in speaker race leaves media asking 'what power does he really have?'

Critics have drawn attention to former President Trump's inability to sway the 20 GOP rebel lawmakers who are blocking his choice, Kevin McCarthy, for House speaker.

POLITICO Playbook PM: David Cicilline rocks the House Dems' boat - Vimarsana News

POLITICO Playbook PM: David Cicilline rocks the House Dems' boat

And the House votes on a bill to avert a railroad strike.

Congressman-elect Mike Lawler calls for return of US Special Envoy - Vimarsana News

Congressman-elect Mike Lawler calls for return of US Special Envoy

NEWLY elected US Congressman Mike Lawler has written to President Joe Biden urging him to fill the vacant US Special Envoy role amid concerns aroun...

The Republican Red Whimper - Vimarsana News

The Republican Red Whimper

In the 2022 midterms, Republicans fielded candidates ranging from a smarmy ex-TV doctor to anti-abortion zealots, that only ended up hurting them. HuffPost Senior Reporter Daniel Marans breaks down what was behind the 'Red Wave' that wasn't.

Crossover voters help sway Pennsylvania's pivotal U.S. Senate race - Vimarsana News

Crossover voters help sway Pennsylvania's pivotal U.S. Senate race

With Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senate race between Democrat John Fetterman and Republican Dr. Mehmet Oz remaining razor close heading into Election Day, the campaigns are looking for votes wherever they can find them. And that includes ones from voters in opposing political parties. Voters who are registered with one political party