December 2016: Graham, alongside Senator John McCain and others, released a joint statement expressing concern about reports of Russian interference in the 2016 election, urging a bipartisan response. Graham tweeted that “Russian hacking during the US presidential election is not a Republican or Democrat issue. It’s an American issue. We must stand together.” Graham stated he
NPR had a great article about the uncertain future of programs within the Department of Health and Human Services due to the reduction of staff members, federal aid, disability, and anti-poverty programs. At least 40% of staff members were notified of layoffs. At the same time, many were turned away when they showed up at the
Attorney General Pam Bondi told President Trump during a White House meeting in May that his name is in the Epstein files, The Wall Street Journal reports. Sen. Thom Tillis (R-N.C.) said the relevant files should be released.
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) tells reporters he’s confident he can get 218 members to sign onto a discharge petition that would force a vote on releasing the Epstein files. Republican Speaker MAGA Mike Johnson will send Republican lawmakers home early for their summer recess in order to avoid demands for the release of the Epstein
Trump admits to being friends with Jeffrey Epstein throughout the 80s and 90s until Florida police began investigating Epstein in 2005 after allegations that he had sexually abused a minor. Police identified five victims and 17 credible witnesses. Ultimately the Republican U.S. attorney in Miami, Alex Acosta, negotiated a sweetheart plea deal with Epstein in
Larry Levitt of the Kaiser Family Foundation called the bill “the biggest rollback in federal support for health care ever.” Here are seven things everyone should know about Trump’s spending bill: 1. Trump’s bill will cut $980 billion from Medicaid Approximately 71 million people rely on Medicaid for healthcare. In rural communities, “where Medicaid covers
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