Mark Carney plans to bring 2.3 million more migrants into Canada over three years, drawing fierce Conservative criticism as banks and corporations profit while Canadians confront unemployment, housing costs, depressed wages, and strained public services.
Trump proclaimed Sen. Dan Sullivan victorious despite a narrow deficit, outstanding ballots, and Alaska’s ranked choice process, while demanding that votes cast for minor candidates be treated as support for the Republican senator.
Trump shared an analysis alleging that 59 Senate and gubernatorial contests followed a striking 85/15 pattern, with Republican candidates retaining roughly 85% of his 2024 share while Democrats gained an amount equivalent to the remaining 15 percentage points.
Before taking office, Abdul El-Sayed declared Michigan the capital of “Arab America” and backed restoring USAID, prompting fresh scrutiny of how the Senator-elect intends to represent Michigan and approach billions in foreign aid spending.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is standing firmly with President Trump, touting major food policy reforms and promising more action as Democratic senators demand that he resign or be fired.
Minnesota Republicans asked federal and state tax authorities in 2019 to review Ilhan Omar’s joint filings after a campaign finance board found she filed with Ahmed Hirsi while legally married to Ahmed Nur Said Elmi.
Jamie Raskin expects congressional scrutiny of DOGE after Democratic midterm victories, while JB Pritzker supports reviewing the department’s conduct but questions whether Elon Musk should personally become the investigation’s central target.
Incoming Democrat Oversight Chairman Robert Garcia threatened investigations against Stephen Miller, but Attorney General Todd Blanche fired back that Trump’s next White House Chief of Staff already has the attorney general and Justice Department in his corner.