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June 11

Poll: Majority of Democrats give thumbs-down to their leaders in Congress

A majority of Democrats give their congressional lawmakers a thumbs-down in a new national poll. Only 41% approve, while Republicans boast strong intraparty support at 79%.

June 11

Trump's 'next-generation' missile defense plan gains momentum as US faces foreign threats

House Republicans formed a Golden Dome Caucus to advance President Donald Trump's $175 billion missile defense shield to protect against advanced missiles from adversaries.

June 11

GOP congressman 'remains concerned' over ICE operations in deep blue state

Rep. David Valadao voices concerns about ICE operations in California while condemning Los Angeles riots.

June 11

GOP lawmaker grills ex-CEO over 23andMe pronouns post, forcing her to admit she doesn’t know what they mean

Rep. Gill grilled 23andMe's co-founder Anne Wojcicki during a House hearing where she revealed that she did not understand some of the terms her own company used.

June 10

US Attorney Alina Habba announces Rep. McIver hit with federal charges over Newark ICE clash

Rep. LaMonica McIver indicted for allegedly obstructing federal agents during a Newark ICE facility clash; her team calls it political retaliation.

June 10

House GOP secures four key witnesses in Biden mental-decline probe as former aides agree to talk

The House Oversight Committee says it will receive testimonies from four Biden aides regarding alleged mental decline cover-up, with interviews scheduled throughout June and July.

June 10

Noncitizen LA rioters could be deported under new House bill

New legislation would make non-U.S. citizens who assault police during declared emergencies deportable and permanently banned from the United States.

June 10

Sen Eric Schmitt preps for Congressional Baseball Game, hopes Trump could attend

Sen. Eric Schmitt, R-Mo., talked to Fox News Digital about preparing for the Congressional Baseball Game. He said it would be "great" to have President Donald Trump there.

June 10

Bishop's village attacked, 20 slain after recent testimony to Congress on Christian persecution

Nigerian bishop faces threats and village attacks after testifying to Congress about Christian persecution, with four fatal attacks in 10 days by jihadist militants in his diocese.

June 9

Power players or baseball players? The history behind the Congressional Baseball Game

The Congressional Baseball Game is an odd, but longstanding, tradition on the hill. Here's a look at what to expect this year, brought to you by yours truly.