Republicans

House Republicans Propose New Limits on D.C. Traffic Safety and Abortion Rights

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House Republicans are increasingly focusing on potential restrictions concerning traffic safety measures and abortion rights in Washington, D.C., reflecting a shift in legislative priorities. This renewed scrutiny comes in the wake of ongoing debates surrounding local governance and federal oversight of the nation’s capital. As the 118th Congress progresses, GOP leaders are pushing for legislative changes that could roll back established policies. They argue that certain regulations, particularly those related to traffic safety, may be overly stringent and stifle economic activity. Proponents of these restrictions suggest that easing these measures could enhance flexibility and promote … Read more

"Trump and Texas Republicans Celebrate ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ Amidst Democratic Opposition: Major Tax Cuts and Medicaid Changes on the Table"

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Washington, D.C. — The Fourth of July weekend saw President Trump and congressional Republicans celebrating the passage of what they termed the “big, beautiful bill.” The legislation, which the President signed into law at the White House on July 4, has been met with a mix of jubilation from Republican lawmakers and staunch opposition from Democrats. All Texas Republicans in the House, as well as Senators John Cornyn and Ted Cruz, supported the legislation, while Democratic lawmakers universally opposed it, labeling it “one ugly bill.” The legislative process involved extensive negotiations among Republicans, culminating in … Read more

Republicans Face Backlash Over 10-Year Moratorium on State AI Regulations in New Legislative Push

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Washington, D.C. — A contentious provision embedded in a sweeping Republican tax and spending bill has drawn criticism for its apparent ideological contradictions regarding state rights. The 10-year ban on state-level artificial intelligence (AI) regulations signals a significant shift, raising alarms among critics who view it as a federal overreach inconsistent with the party’s usual stance on states’ rights. Republican supporters of the legislation argue that this provision, part of a broader 1,116-page proposal dubbed the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” is designed to prevent a disjointed array of AI laws from emerging across states. However, … Read more

Minnesota’s Political Showdown: Republicans Challenge Two-Year-Old Democratic Legislation

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St. Paul, Minnesota — Tensions are rising between state Democrats and Republicans as discussions intensify over the potential repeal of several laws enacted by the Democratic majority two years ago. Republican lawmakers are particularly focused on legislation that provides unemployment benefits to workers during the summer months, which they argue may burden the state budget. The proposed changes come amid a broader evaluation of laws aimed at enhancing economic support for low-income residents. Republican lawmakers assert that the current unemployment provisions create disincentives for employment. They contend that the measures originally designed to support vulnerable … Read more