On Capitol Hill, there's little progress on ending the shutdown. Senators aren't even formally negotiating—what's next?
As the government shutdown continues without resolution, the atmosphere on Capitol Hill remains stagnant. With little to no visible movement towards a compromise, many are left wondering what actions, if any, are being taken to address the impasse. Senators have yet to engage in formal negotiations, raising questions about their current activities and strategies.
Christian groups express concerns to Bridget Phillipson about Labour’s ‘conversion therapy’ ban impacting freedoms.
AIPAC to halt endorsements and direct PAC contributions, facing criticism over U.S.-Israel relations and policy stances.
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Election law expert Rick Hasen on Trump’s midterm interference, threats to officials over voter rolls.
