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The Daily Beast

Retired General Raises Concerns Over Proposed Trump Arch

Retired Brig. Gen. Steven Anderson has raised national security concerns about President Trump's proposed triumphal arch in Washington. He argues it could attract terrorist activity and poses risks due to its proximity to civilians. His comments support a lawsuit aimed at blocking the arch's construction, led by Vietnam War veteran Michael Lemmon, who criticized Trump's intentions.

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Fox News — Latest

El-Sayed Calls for Hegseth's Resignation Following Failed Impeachment Attempt

Sen.-elect Abdul El-Sayed has called for Secretary of War Pete Hegseth to resign, criticizing his performance after a failed impeachment attempt. El-Sayed's comments came after House Republicans voted against the impeachment resolution. Hegseth defended his actions in military operations, while legal experts noted the challenges Democrats face in pursuing impeachment without sufficient support.

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PBS NewsHour

White House warns Democrats against investigating Trump administration

The White House has cautioned Democrats against pursuing investigations into the Trump administration as they prepare to take control of Congress. The chief White House lawyer indicated that such oversight could lead to serious legal implications. This warning coincides with recent resignations in the Justice Department.

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Fox News — Latest

Hakeem Jeffries discusses support for those affected by Trump immigration policies

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries pledged support for individuals affected by Trump-era immigration policies during a PBS interview. He emphasized the need for remedial assistance for DACA recipients and others treated unfairly. Jeffries also discussed a bipartisan housing bill aimed at reducing living costs. Responses from White House officials and Democratic strategists criticized his focus on immigration support over affordability issues.

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Washington Examiner

House Democrats Criticize GOP Tactics Following Veterans Bill Vote

A veterans bill passed in the House on November 11, 2026, amid controversy after Democrats failed to request a recorded vote. This follows a similar incident the previous day. The bill, opposed by Democrats for reducing certain disability benefits, was advanced by Republicans without opposition due to a procedural error by Democrats.

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Washington Post — Politics

FEC complaint alleges Democratic group concealed donor identities

A complaint filed with the FEC alleges that United Futures Inc. is a shell organization created to hide donor identities by funneling money to Democratic super PACs. The complaint raises concerns about the legality of the group's operations.

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Washington Examiner

Incident at Arlington Cemetery Involves Secretary Hegseth's Group

War Secretary Pete Hegseth's group was reprimanded for laughing near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during a Veterans Day ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery. A sentinel emphasized the need for silence and respect. This incident follows Hegseth's recent challenges regarding impeachment efforts related to his military oversight.

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The Hill

Kiley urges bipartisan action on redistricting issues

Outgoing Representative Kevin Kiley (I-Calif.) is calling for bipartisan efforts to address partisan redistricting, which he refers to as a "plague" on democracy. He expressed doubts about the willingness of both parties to resolve the issue soon.

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Washington Examiner

House Freedom Caucus Advocates for Senate Recess to Facilitate Trump Appointments

House Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Harris has called for a 10-day Senate recess to enable President Trump to make recess appointments before Democrats take control of Congress. The Caucus also seeks to advance a legislative agenda during the lame-duck session, including voter ID laws and a ban on stock trading.

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The Hill

House Democrats criticize Republicans for fast-tracking veterans bill

House Democrats have raised concerns about the fast-tracking of the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act (TCAVA) by Republicans. They argue that while the bill seeks to increase pay for disabled veterans, it does so at the expense of other benefits. Rep. Katherine Clark commented on the partisan implications of the legislation.

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Washington Examiner

Massie’s Discharge Petition Gains Support for Epstein Files Legislation Vote

Rep. Thomas Massie’s discharge petition has gained enough support to require a vote on legislation aimed at releasing more files related to Jeffrey Epstein. The petition, which reached 218 signatures, includes support from both parties and seeks to enhance transparency regarding documents the Justice Department is believed to be withholding.

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Axios

Rep. Thomas Massie Secures Signatures for Epstein Files Transparency Act II

Rep. Thomas Massie has secured 218 signatures to push for a House vote on the Epstein Files Transparency Act II, aiming to hold the DOJ accountable for withheld records. This follows previous legislation that mandated the release of Epstein-related files, which the DOJ failed to meet. The petition is expected to be eligible for a vote by early December.

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Washington Examiner

Delaware Voters File Lawsuit for Additional House Seat

Two Delaware residents have filed a lawsuit seeking to add a second House seat for the state, arguing that current representation is inadequate. They claim the 435-seat cap is unconstitutional and request the change be made before the 2028 elections.

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The Daily Beast

Calls for Stephen Miller's Dismissal Following GOP Midterm Losses

Following the GOP's midterm losses, Rep. Marlin Stutzman has called for Stephen Miller's firing as White House chief of staff. Stutzman criticized Miller's deportation policies for alienating voters, while White House spokeswoman Taylor Rogers defended Miller's record. Stutzman emphasized the need for improved communication within the party.

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The Hill

Senator Lankford awaits Trump's guidance on immigration reform

Senator James Lankford expressed his readiness to engage in bipartisan immigration reform in the next Congress, pending direction from President Trump on specific provisions. Lankford acknowledged Trump's interest in pursuing immigration reform but stated he is uncertain about the details.

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Ars Technica

T-Mobile to Remove Data Cap on Low-Income Internet Plans Following NY Settlement

T-Mobile has reached a settlement with New York state after being accused of violating the Affordable Broadband Act by imposing a data cap on low-income Internet plans. The settlement requires T-Mobile to eliminate the 50GB cap and speed limits, and to expand the availability of these plans within 120 days.

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