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House to Vote on Censure Amid Allegations of Misconduct

The House of Representatives will vote on Tuesday regarding the censure of Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-N.C.) due to allegations of sexual misconduct. This vote comes as Speaker Mike Johnson faces scrutiny over how to handle misconduct allegations within the GOP. The session also marks the first since allegations of domestic violence against Rep. Max Miller (R-Ohio) became public.

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Fox News — Politics

House Republicans Advance Resolution Condemning Socialism Amid Democratic Opposition

House Republicans are advancing a resolution to condemn socialism, with no Democratic support during the House Rules Committee meeting. Tensions arose between committee members over the definition of socialism and the implications of government involvement in the economy. A vote on the resolution is scheduled for Tuesday, amid ongoing divisions within the Democratic Party.

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Fox News — Latest

House Republicans Advance Anti-Socialism Resolution Amid Democratic Opposition

House Republicans are advancing a resolution to condemn socialism, which has faced unanimous opposition from Democrats. The House Rules Committee approved the resolution amid tensions during discussions about the definition of socialism. A vote on the resolution is scheduled for Tuesday, with Republicans also planning to vote on a constitutional amendment regarding the Supreme Court.

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Washington Examiner

Hakeem Jeffries Discusses Meeting with Jared Kushner on Governance

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries defended his meeting with Jared Kushner, focusing on discussions about the affordability crisis. He emphasized the necessity of bipartisan dialogue for legislative progress and highlighted a recent bipartisan housing bill as an example of effective collaboration.

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cnn.com

Trump Administration Asserts Executive Privilege Over Non-Government Advisers

The Trump administration is asserting that executive privilege extends to conversations with non-government advisers, as outlined in legal filings and a Justice Department memo. This stance is being challenged by Congressional Democrats, who are investigating various interactions between the administration and private sector entities. The outcome of these legal arguments could have significant implications for oversight and accountability.

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Washington Examiner

Jamie Raskin actively campaigns for Democratic candidates ahead of midterm elections

Jamie Raskin, the ranking member of the House Judiciary Committee, is actively campaigning for various Democratic candidates across the ideological spectrum in preparation for the midterm elections. His efforts include supporting both progressive and centrist candidates in competitive districts, as the party aims to reclaim the House majority in November.

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apnews.com

Republican Candidates Adjust Messaging Ahead of Midterm Elections

Republican candidates are adjusting their campaign messaging ahead of the midterm elections, with some distancing themselves from former President Donald Trump. While many candidates continue to embrace Trump, a few have made subtle changes to their platforms to appeal to a broader electorate, amid concerns about Trump's low approval ratings. This shift has been noted across various states as candidates seek to balance their alignment with Trump and the need to attract moderate voters.

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theguardian.com

Senator Calls for Criminal Investigation of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Following Report

Senator Ron Wyden has called for a criminal investigation into U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. following a Guardian report suggesting he lied during Senate confirmation hearings. This follows the revelation of documents indicating Kennedy misrepresented a trip to Samoa related to a measles outbreak. Other Democratic officials have also called for his resignation or removal from office.

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Guardian — US

Congressional Committee Investigates Trump Jr.'s Investment Firm

A congressional committee led by Democrats is investigating the venture capital firm 1789 Capital, which has seen growth since Donald Trump Jr. became a partner. Congressman Jamie Raskin has asked Trump Jr. to explain the firm's recent success following his father's re-election in November 2024.

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Washington Examiner

House Democrats Received Over $30,000 from Rep. Jimmy Gomez Amid Misconduct Allegations

Fourteen House Democrats have received over $30,000 from Rep. Jimmy Gomez (D-CA), who is under investigation for allegations of sexual misconduct. The recipients have not disclosed whether they will return the funds. Gomez faces a competitive primary election against Angela Gonzales-Torres in November.

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ms.now

Federal Appeals Court Allows Assault Charges Against Congresswoman to Proceed

A federal appeals court has permitted two assault charges against Rep. LaMonica McIver, D-N.J., to proceed, ruling that she does not have legislative immunity. The charges relate to an incident during an oversight visit to the Delaney Hall Detention Facility in May 2025, where McIver allegedly assaulted federal agents. The court's decision has raised concerns about the implications for congressional oversight.

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Fox News — Latest

Federal Court Rules Against House Democrat in Assault Case Involving ICE

A federal court has ruled against Rep. LaMonica McIver in a case concerning her alleged assault of federal immigration officers during a 2025 incident at an ICE facility in Newark, New Jersey. The court found that her actions were not protected by legislative immunity, and McIver plans to challenge the ruling.

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Fox News — Politics

Federal Court Rules Against House Democrat in Assault Case Involving ICE

A federal court has ruled against Rep. LaMonica McIver in a case involving allegations of assault against ICE officers during a 2025 incident in Newark, New Jersey. The court found that her actions did not fall under legislative immunity, and McIver plans to explore further legal options following the ruling.

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The Hill

Republicans Prepare for Busy September Legislative Agenda

Republicans are gearing up for a busy September as they return from recess, with a focus on passing a continuing resolution for government funding. This legislative agenda is crucial as the midterm elections draw near.

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Axios

Backlash Over Hakeem Jeffries' Meeting with Jared Kushner

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries faced criticism after a meeting with Jared Kushner, former President Trump's son-in-law. Jeffries defended the meeting as a discussion on the affordability crisis, but some progressives expressed concern that it signals a willingness to negotiate with the Trump administration. The meeting has raised questions among Democratic lawmakers regarding its appropriateness and Jeffries' leadership style.

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Washington Examiner

Progressives Criticize Democrats' Appointment of Jared Moskowitz to Middle East Subcommittee

Progressives criticized the appointment of Rep. Jared Moskowitz (D-FL) to the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Middle East and North Africa, viewing it as a setback for the party's anti-Israel faction. Moskowitz's position could significantly influence U.S. policy toward Israel if Democrats regain control of the House in November. The backlash reflects a growing divide within the Democratic Party regarding support for Israel.

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PBS NewsHour

Legal Watchdog Files Bar Complaint Against U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro

The Legal Accountability Center has filed bar complaints against U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro and two subordinates, alleging ethical violations in their pursuit of federal charges against six Democratic lawmakers. The complaints claim the indictments were politically motivated and lacked legal justification, prompting a request for an investigation into their conduct.

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The Daily Beast

James Carville Criticizes Hakeem Jeffries for Meeting with Jared Kushner

James Carville criticized Hakeem Jeffries for meeting with Jared Kushner, expressing that Democrats should not engage with individuals they view as untrustworthy. Carville's comments were made during a Politicon podcast, where he emphasized the need for accountability rather than dialogue with Kushner. Jeffries' office has not responded to Carville's remarks.

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