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Donald Trump Celebrates Indiana Congressional Map Win

President Donald Trump cheered on the passage of a new voting map in Indiana that may hand Republicans a much-needed boost going into the 2026 midterm elections.

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Indiana House passes new Republican-drawn congressional map

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Indiana Republicans advance Trump-backed congressional map, fate in Senate unclear

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Indiana House Republicans Pass Trump-Backed Map, Setting up High-Stakes Senate Fight

Indiana state House Republicans passed a new state congressional map Friday at the behest of President Donald Trump, advancing the legislation to the state Senate, where it is unclear if enough lawmak...

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Threats pile up as Indiana Republicans confront pressure from Trump on redistricting

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Redistricting bill passes Indiana House of Representatives, moves to Indiana Senate

Trump claims Democrats will try to pack Supreme Court if they win upcoming elections

HUNT VALLEY, Md. (TNND) — President Donald Trump claimed Friday that Democrats are trying to add 12 justices to the Supreme Court. He said in a social media post that Democrats could pack the court by ending the Senate filibuster, a 60-vote threshold to advance some legislation, if they win in upcoming elections.

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Trump highlights comments by 'Obama sycophant' Eric Holder, continues pressing Senate GOP to nix filibuster

President Trump, pointing to former Attorney General Eric Holder's comments about Democrats potentially expanding the Supreme Court, continued advocating for the Senate GOP to nix the filibuster.

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Schumer: Trump pardon of former Honduras president ‘truly disgusting’

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) on Tuesday labeled President Trump’s pardon of former Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández as “truly disgustingly” as the administration receives

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US solar companies urge Congress to address Trump's solar permit freeze

Dozens of U.S. solar companies urged federal lawmakers to revoke a Trump administration policy that has stalled project permits, they said in a letter to leaders in Congress on Thursday.