GOP presses ActBlue probe as Section 702 fight dominates Capitol Hill
TL;DR
House Republicans escalate subpoenas against ActBlue over alleged foreign donations and possible misdirection to Congress, while a heated fight over reauthorizing Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act unfolds with Johnson insisting on a clean extension and conservatives pressing for privacy amendments. The day also features resignations by Reps. Swalwell and Gonzales amid misconduct allegations, scrutiny of Rep. Cory Mills’ ethics case, and surrounding Capitol Hill developments on immigration funding, the farm bill, and a note of Trump urging GOP unity on spy powers as Johnson publicly urged Trump to delete an AI-generated image depicting him as Jesus.
- House GOP ramps up pressure on ActBlue Politico
- House Republicans Step Up Scrutiny of Democratic Fund-Raising Giant The New York Times
- House Republicans threaten Democratic fundraising firm ActBlue CEO with contempt of Congress in fraud probe CBS News
- Democrats are Sticking with Embattled ActBlue But Exploring Other Fundraising Options NOTUS
- House GOP leaders accuse ActBlue of sneaky tactics to obstruct campaign finance fraud probe New York Post
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