Bresnahan’s account bought oil stocks before Big Beautiful Bill vote
Disclosures show Pennsylvania Rep. Rob Bresnahan’s account bought oil and equipment stocks a week before the House first passed the megabill.
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FACT CHECK: Ad blames Minnesota Rep. Matt Norris for fraud he tried to stop
A new attack ad blames Minnesota state Rep. Matt Norris for "$9 billion stolen" in recent state fraud scandals. Campaign records and legislative filings show a very different story: Norris actually chief-sponsored the state’s marquee anti-fraud oversight bill.
FACT CHECK: Helping a rapist? Overseeing fraud? Minnesota state House candidate calls attack ad ‘deplorable’
A Renew Minnesota ad ties DFL candidate Jason Heaser to a pardon and the Feeding Our Future fraud. We checked each claim against his record and the timeline.
Hinson asks Iowans for ‘gas money’ as fuel costs climb amid Iran war
Ashley Hinson asked Iowans for gas money for her $92,000 bus tour. Iowa diesel is up 81% in a year, and farmers are paying for it in the middle of harvest.
MI-04 incumbent Huizenga continues to skip in-person town halls, both as candidate and congressman
Rep. Bill Huizenga has held phone-only town halls since 2025, drawing weekly protests in Holland, with his race against Democrat Sean McCann days away.
Van Orden v. Cooke: What’s at stake in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District
From health care cuts to trade policies impacting farmers, voters in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District face a stark choice. Rep. Derrick Van Orden supported $1 trillion in Medicaid cuts and tariff policies driving up costs, while challenger Rebecca Cooke is proposing a data center moratorium and minimum wage increases.
Bresnahan unloaded Medicaid insurer stock then voted to cut Medicaid
U.S. Rep. Rob Bresnahan (R-PA) sold stock in at least nine health care and Medicaid-related companies weeks before voting to approve the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which slashed Medicaid funding.
Mackenzie aide was in 2018 chat that shared racist, antisemitic memes
Pennsylvania Rep. Ryan Mackenzie voted for House resolutions condemning antisemitism, but his communications director, Arnaud Armstrong, was part of a college group chat that shared racist and antisemitic memes, including fabricated quotes from Adolf Hitler.
Minnesota Senate candidate Perryman backtracks on leaked audio where she calls troops at polling places ‘good’
Heartland Signal has a copy of the audio which was first obtained by St. Cloud Live. It’s not the only time Perryman has defended the use of federal agents in Minnesota.
GOP Wisconsin legislator Zimmerman missed 225 votes last session, some to attend AI summit
Reps. Tip McGuire and Shannon Zimmerman were both booked on the same Milwaukee AI panel on June 24, 2025. McGuire withdrew so he could finish voting on the Assembly floor. Zimmerman made the panel, and votes kept being recorded in his name after he left his seat.
FACT CHECK: Ad blames Minnesota Rep. Matt Norris for fraud he tried to stop
A new attack ad blames Minnesota state Rep. Matt Norris for "$9 billion stolen" in recent state fraud scandals. Campaign records and legislative filings show a very different story: Norris actually chief-sponsored the state’s marquee anti-fraud oversight bill.
FACT CHECK: Helping a rapist? Overseeing fraud? Minnesota state House candidate calls attack ad ‘deplorable’
A Renew Minnesota ad ties DFL candidate Jason Heaser to a pardon and the Feeding Our Future fraud. We checked each claim against his record and the timeline.
Hinson asks Iowans for ‘gas money’ as fuel costs climb amid Iran war
Ashley Hinson asked Iowans for gas money for her $92,000 bus tour. Iowa diesel is up 81% in a year, and farmers are paying for it in the middle of harvest.
MI-04 incumbent Huizenga continues to skip in-person town halls, both as candidate and congressman
Rep. Bill Huizenga has held phone-only town halls since 2025, drawing weekly protests in Holland, with his race against Democrat Sean McCann days away.
Van Orden v. Cooke: What’s at stake in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District
From health care cuts to trade policies impacting farmers, voters in Wisconsin’s 3rd Congressional District face a stark choice. Rep. Derrick Van Orden supported $1 trillion in Medicaid cuts and tariff policies driving up costs, while challenger Rebecca Cooke is proposing a data center moratorium and minimum wage increases.
Bresnahan unloaded Medicaid insurer stock then voted to cut Medicaid
U.S. Rep. Rob Bresnahan (R-PA) sold stock in at least nine health care and Medicaid-related companies weeks before voting to approve the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which slashed Medicaid funding.
Mackenzie aide was in 2018 chat that shared racist, antisemitic memes
Pennsylvania Rep. Ryan Mackenzie voted for House resolutions condemning antisemitism, but his communications director, Arnaud Armstrong, was part of a college group chat that shared racist and antisemitic memes, including fabricated quotes from Adolf Hitler.
Minnesota Senate candidate Perryman backtracks on leaked audio where she calls troops at polling places ‘good’
Heartland Signal has a copy of the audio which was first obtained by St. Cloud Live. It’s not the only time Perryman has defended the use of federal agents in Minnesota.
GOP Wisconsin legislator Zimmerman missed 225 votes last session, some to attend AI summit
Reps. Tip McGuire and Shannon Zimmerman were both booked on the same Milwaukee AI panel on June 24, 2025. McGuire withdrew so he could finish voting on the Assembly floor. Zimmerman made the panel, and votes kept being recorded in his name after he left his seat.