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Congress January 28

House Democrats hold 'shadow hearings' as they build case to impeach Kristi Noem

House Democrats are advancing an impeachment investigation into DHS Secretary Kristi Noem as Republicans probe ICE operations following a second fatal civilian shooting.

U.S. January 28

Man accused of spraying Omar has criminal record as congresswoman vows 'a--holes' won't win

Man accused of chemical spray attack on Rep. Ilhan Omar has criminal record and allegedly told neighbor he "might get arrested" before town hall incident.

Republicans January 28

House launches investigation into hospitals allegedly letting foreign patients jump organ transplant lines

Congress investigates hospitals accused of letting wealthy foreign patients bypass U.S. organ transplant waiting lists while more than 100,000 Americans wait.

Minneapolis-St. Paul January 27

New details to Congress reveal guns used, bodycam footage in fatal Border Patrol shooting of Minnesota nurse

The Trump administration sent Congress a "preliminary review" of the fatal Border Patrol shooting of Alex Pretti in Minneapolis during an immigration operation.

Media January 27

Trump ally tells government to 'wake up' after deadly federal agent shootings in Minneapolis

Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., called for immigration policy reform following two fatal shootings in Minneapolis, demanding reassessment of tactics and for Congress to take action.

New York City January 27

Republicans appeal judge's decision rejecting New York City GOP district lines

The GOP appealed a New York judge's ruling that threw out district lines for a Republican, claiming it dilutes Black and Hispanic voting power.

Fox News Flash January 26

Fetterman opposes shutdown efforts as Democratic colleagues move to block ICE funding bill

Pennsylvania senator cites military pay concerns after fatal shooting of Alex Pretti by federal agent mobilized Senate Democrats to oppose DHS funding bill.

Congress January 26

Democrat who broke with party says his DHS funding vote a 'mistake' after 2nd Minneapolis ICE shooting

Democrat Rep. Tom Suozzi apologizes for supporting the DHS funding bill after a deadly ICE incident, as party unity fractures ahead of potential government shutdown.

Congress January 26

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to why there may be a partial government shutdown Saturday

Democrats oppose DHS funding after federal agent-involved killing, risking partial government shutdown as Congress struggles with massive $1.2 trillion spending package.

Senate January 26

Thune promises 'safe streets, more money in pockets' as GOP senators hit the road to tout tax cuts

Republican senators are promoting the Working Families Tax Cuts Act in meetings with businesses and families across America, Senate Majority Leader John Thune said.

Politics January 26

88-year-old Democrat DC Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton ends re-election campaign

It appears that D.C. Delegate Eleanor Holmes Norton, a long-serving Democrat, will not run for another term during the 2026 election cycle.