In a striking moment of introspection, outgoing North Carolina Senator Thom Tillis publicly “sought forgiveness” for his role in enabling the Trump administration during a recent book t…

Representative Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania is making waves in Congress by planning a bold move to block a controversial oil deal between President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin. Fitzpatrick's initiative aims to curb Russian oil purchases as Trump pushes for increased diesel imports from Russia, a decision that has faced sharp criticism. Fitzpatrick, who co-chairs the Congressional Ukraine Caucus, is set to introduce the "Ronald Reagan Peace Through Strength Act." He intends to utilize a discharge petition, a legislative maneuver that enables him to bypass the House leadership—including Speaker Mike Johnson—if he garners sufficient support.

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Former Vice President Mike Pence has publicly criticized President Donald Trump's recent decision to lift sanctions on Russian fuel, branding it a significant departure from the late Senator Lindsey Graham's legacy of strong support for Ukraine. Pence's comments come amid ongoing tensions surrounding Russia's invasion of its neighbor. In a post on social media platform X, Pence expressed his dismay, stating, "President Trump’s decision to lift sanctions on Russian fuel amidst Putin’s ongoing and brutal attacks on civilian targets in Ukraine makes no sense." He argued that the move not only undermines support for Ukraine but also effectively enables Russian President Vladimir Putin's military operations.