Congress Returns: How to Follow the Work Without the Spin
A practical guide to official schedules, floor action, votes, nominations, and the records that matter when Congress returns to Washington.
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Federal vs. State Power: Who Actually Controls What?
Federalism divides power between Washington and the states. Here is the basic map—and why many disputes end up in court.
Read more →Executive Orders Explained: Power, Limits, and Pushback
An executive order can direct the executive branch, but it cannot rewrite the Constitution or spend money Congress never provided.
Read more →Trump Puts MAGA Inc.’s $400–$500 Million War Chest Into the Midterm Fight
President Trump says MAGA Inc. will deploy $400–$500 million to help Republicans defend Congress. The money is historic; the timing and targets will determine its impact.
Read more →Judge Extends Block on Trump Mail-Voting Order: What Changed—and What Did Not
A federal court has extended a block on part of President Trump’s mail-voting order. Here is the policy, the legal dispute, and what voters should do now.
Read more →Trump Wants Europe to Repay Ukraine Aid: The Proposal and the Questions It Raises
President Trump says the United States will seek repayment from Europe for past Ukraine aid. The demand fits his burden-sharing message, but major details remain unresolved.
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