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Moderate Republicans Are ‘Deeply Concerned’ About Provisions in the Reconciliation Bill They Voted For

1 day ago | notus.org | Katherine Swartz |Reese Gorman

A group of moderate House Republicans — all of whom voted for the “one, big beautiful bill” last month — are desperately hoping the Senate adds several energy tax credits into the reconciliation bill. Their pleas to the Senate come as moderate Republicans’ other victories in the reconciliation negotiations are now in jeopardy as the upper chamber deliberates. In the letter to Senate leadership obtained by NOTUS, 13 moderate Republicans led by Rep.
A Super PAC Is Encroaching on the DCCC's Territory

1 day ago | notus.org | Alex Roarty

A super PAC with close ties to House Democratic leadership is taking a more active role with House candidates ahead of next year’s elections, expanding its political operation into the realm traditionally occupied by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
‘Such Ingratitude’: Elon Musk Immediately Escalates His Beef With Trump

2 days ago | notus.org | Brett Bachman

Elon Musk on Thursday escalated his feud with Donald Trump, taking credit for the president’s win in 2024 and flaming him for a lack of gratitude for saving his political career. It all began when Trump signaled during an Oval Office meeting with the chancellor of Germany that his relationship with the Tesla CEO had been badly damaged after Musk went public with criticism of the “one big, beautiful bill” that Trump has championed.
Trump Signs New Travel Ban on a Dozen Countries

2 days ago | notus.org | Brett Bachman

Trump White House President Donald Trump on Wednesday signed an order banning travel from a dozen nations and partially restricting travel from seven more. The 12 countries targeted with full travel restrictions include: Afghanistan, Burma, Chad, Republic of the Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan and Yemen. Trump also placed partial restrictions on Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmenistan and Venezuela.
Musk’s Reconciliation Bill Tirade Is Getting Louder. Is Anyone Listening?

3 days ago | notus.org | Taylor Giorno

Elon Musk is throwing grenades into the political process in an attempt to blow up the budget reconciliation bill. But while his calls to “kill the bill” have fanned flames among a few lawmakers critical of the bill’s price tag, there appear to be limits to his sizable social media influence on Capitol Hill. “We did the right thing. This is just a first step,” said Rep.
Karine Jean-Pierre’s New Book Is Greeted With a ‘WTF’ Chorus

3 days ago | notus.org | Jasmine Wright |Alex Roarty

Former White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre’s new attempt to distance herself from the Democratic Party while diagnosing its problems is landing with a thud. A vague synopsis of a new book from the former press secretary was met with jeers from her former colleagues, as it declared that Jean-Pierre had both left the Democratic Party and also written a book focused on the three weeks it took Joe Biden to drop out of the 2024 presidential race.
Ukraine’s Allies in the Senate Feel ‘More Encouraged Than Ever’

3 days ago | notus.org | Helen Huiskes |John Seward

Ukraine supporters in the Senate said they have more bipartisan momentum than ever to push stronger sanctions on Russia. All they need is for Senate leaders to call a vote. Ukraine carried out airstrikes earlier this week that destroyed more than 43 bomber planes deep within Russia. The success and scale of the strikes, dubbed “Operation Spiderweb,” are helping to build more support for Ukraine among members of the U.S. Senate considering heavier sanctions on Russia, the top backers said.
Democrats Plan to Keep Using Elon Musk as Their Punching Bag

3 days ago | notus.org | Tinashe Chingarande

Elon Musk may have left the Trump administration, but that doesn’t mean Democrats are done talking about him. “You don’t get to just drop a bomb and then hide your hand and say, ‘I’m no longer a part,’” Rep. Troy Carter told NOTUS. “The Musk stain on the administration will not go away just because he’s had an epiphany and has moved on because it has started to damage his own business interests.” “You own DOGE and you own Musk,” he added. “And that will be the message we carry.”
Republicans Are Trying to Stop — And Even Sabotage — Bill Huizenga's Potential Senate Bid

3 days ago | notus.org | Reese Gorman

As the GOP tries to retain control of the House and Senate, Republicans in the White House and on both sides of the Capitol have a simple message for Michigan Rep. Bill Huizenga: Don’t run for Senate. Huizenga hasn’t announced whether he plans to actually jump into the Michigan Senate race, but Republicans are worried he could complicate the primary and potentially hand Democrats one of the GOP’s top pickup opportunities in 2026.
K Street to Musk: ‘Welcome to the World, Elon.’

3 days ago | notus.org | Taylor Giorno

Elon Musk has left the White House — but he can’t seem to quit politics. Whether the tech titan holds the same sway as a private citizen, however, remains to be seen. His rant against the “massive, outrageous, pork-filled” reconciliation bill, which he called a “disgusting abomination,” raised eyebrows around town Tuesday. But several lobbyists told NOTUS they don’t think it will derail the process. “He left, and everyone knows it.