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↵↵If Trump has a legislative strategy for the 12-month run to the 2026 midterm elections, he and his team have done a bang-up job camouflaging it.
Senate Republican leaders plan to abandon a House-passed funding patch to reopen government and pivot to a new bill that would provide more time to complete fiscal 2026 appropriations.
They were four times higher than they were just a short time ago. That was caused by Biden and stupid policies, and we got that down.
President Donald Trump’s fiscal 2026 budget proposes about a 40 percent cut to the NIH at the program level, from roughly $46 billion in fiscal 2025 to $27.9 billion in fiscal 2026.
And if they did it, it would cost them 100 times more." What’s more, Trump was joined by two potential presidential hopefuls from his own party: term-limited Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and Rep.
Kennedy, testifying before the Senate Labor-HHS-Education Appropriations Subcommittee, sometimes deflected and other times fought back as he outlined his vision for reducing and preventing chronic disease
Chris Sununu, who The Washington Times reported before Shaheen’s announcement was reconsidering a Senate run.
[jwp-video n=”1″] Back on the radar During a panel discussion Tuesday hosted by the FreedomWorks Foundation, Brady said conservatives need to put entitlement programs “back on America’s radar