2026Talks

Former VP Mike Pence says "crackpot lawyers" fueled efforts to overturn the 2020 election, Mich. GOP officials are charged with tampering with voting machines, and a Wis. lawsuit could force new legislative maps.

Former President Donald Trump has been indicted for a third time, worker's rights advocates worry about Texas laws restricting breaks during heat waves, and the State Department launches a global health bureau.

Republican Presidential candidate Will Hurd hasn't ruled out a third party run. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis lays out his 2024 economic plan. Lawmakers continue to battle it out over government spending.

Vice President Harris encourages NAACP members to keep up the fight, U.S. military promotions remain at a standstill over one Republican senator's abortion protest, and Senate Democrats promote "Buy America" policies.

House Democrats reintroduce the Protect Our Democracy Act, committees talk gender-affirming care for minors, and President Biden takes action on extreme heat.

Former defense officials testify about UFOs, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell freezes during a news conference, and Arizona state leaders are calling for more federal resources to deal with the intense heat.

President Biden designates a national monument to honor Emmett Till, GOP lawmakers mull a government shutdown as leverage for spending cuts, and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis cuts campaign staff as he lags in polls.

Experts tackle worries about American election confidence, New York is ordered to redraw its Congressional maps, and the House's new appropriations bill receives criticism in several states.

Vice President Harris calls out Florida's new Black history standards, former President Trump leads in new polling, and some lawmakers want more information about unidentified flying objects.

The Senate mulls Supreme Court ethics, the House Speaker reportedly promised to expunge former President Trump's impeachments, and Florida's Board of Education passes controversial African American history standards.