Republican Party

Republican strategists are testing attacks on Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico's gender identity and sexuality ahead of November's general election.

A Pew Research Center poll found 68 percent of Americans don't understand Trump's 2025 tax law, even as corporate lobbying groups spent millions to write it.

The narrower support base could reshape GOP fundraising and empower specific conservative lobbying groups for 2026

Major corporate PACs and industry groups, typically staunch allies, voice private concerns over inflation and spending, threatening future legislative support

The Kentucky Republican's critique exposes a fiscal conservative challenge to the GOP's spending culture

America First Action PAC reallocated $5.5 million from eight House incumbents after infrastructure votes

Representative John Cassidy lost his primary race to a candidate backed by President Trump, intensifying internal Republican battles over party loyalty and legislative priorities

Senator Bill Cassidy's defeat ends his 12-year Senate career and strengthens President Trump's endorsement power within the party

President Trump called Rep. Thomas Massie disloyal and the worst Republican congressman, highlighting the battle for influence within the House GOP's fiscal conservative bloc

Vice President JD Vance's public criticism of Senator Susan Collins exposes a widening Republican divide, complicating legislative efforts

A brewing populist revolt against the GOP's perceived inaction on financial safeguards creates an opening for Democrats to advance stricter digital asset legislation, fundamentally shifting the power balance on Capitol Hill and forcing industry adaptation.