Confirmation of U.S. Attorney Nominee for Washington, DC

Sen. Rand Paul urges Republican Senate colleagues to confirm President Trump's nominee for U.S. Attorney for Washington, DC before his interim tag expires. The Senate's failure to act could result in Judge James Boasberg appointing the U.S. Attorney. Sen. Thom Tillis opposes the nomination but senators are rallying around the nominee. Paul believes the nominee, Ed Martin, will restore lawful order to the capital city.

Trade & Tariffs

Republican Sen. Rand Paul expresses dissatisfaction with U.S. Trade Representative's strategy and his colleagues' behavior during a meeting about trade and tariffs.

House Republicans' passage of funding bill

House Republicans pass funding bill to keep government running, labeled a 'big win' by President Trump. Bill extends funding levels until Sept. 30 with some changes including additional defense spending and cuts in non-defense spending.

America's Foreign Policy and National Interests

Kentucky businessman and potential Senate Republican candidate Nate Morris emphasizes the need for America to prioritize its internal issues over global policing, aligning with Senator Rand Paul's noninterventionist foreign policy stance and criticizing the focus on Ukraine's conflict with Russia. He also opposes open borders policies and supports President Trump's use of tariffs to benefit Americans.

Sen. Rand Paul's stance on a reconciliation bill including the debt ceiling increase

Sen. Rand Paul stated he won't vote for a large reconciliation bill if it includes an increase in the debt ceiling, emphasizing his opposition to spending increases and advocating for reductions in spending.

Government Waste in Maintaining Empty Buildings

Sen. Rand Paul's annual Festivus waste report highlights over $1 trillion in government waste, including $10 billion on maintaining empty buildings. The report also mentions wasteful spending on ice-skating drag queens, a Las Vegas pickleball complex, and Ukrainian influencers.

Sen. Rand Paul condemns New York trial against ex-President Trump

Sen. Rand Paul and 28 other Republicans condemn the New York trial against former President Trump, citing violations of due process and constitutional protections.

Comparison between Donald Trump and Dr. Anthony Fauci

Celebrity trainer Jillian Michaels questions why former President Donald Trump might go to jail while former White House adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci isn't, sparking controversy. Sen. Rand Paul suggests Fauci should go to prison for his handling of coronavirus restrictions. Michaels' post receives backlash from social media users.

Investigation into Concealment of COVID-19 Origin Records

Sen. Rand Paul is calling for an investigation into Dr. David Morens for allegedly concealing and destroying records related to the origins of COVID-19. Emails suggest a broader conspiracy within the NIH FOIA office to assist in this. Morens is accused of violating federal law by hiding and erasing records to avoid leaks through FOIA requests.

Preventing Expansion of WHO Authority in Response to COVID-19

Sen. Rand Paul and Sen. Ron Johnson are leading efforts to prevent the expansion of the World Health Organization's authority in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. They are urging President Biden not to support any new agreements that would increase WHO authority.

GOP Infighting Over Aid for Israel, FISA Warrants, and Spending

Sen. Rand Paul accuses Speaker Mike Johnson of 'siding with Democrats' and 'abdicating the power of the purse.' Paul criticizes Johnson's handling of aid for Israel, FISA warrants, and spending. GOP infighting continues over key issues.

Debate between Sen. Rand Paul and Sen. Mitch McConnell on 'Ukraine first policy'

Sen. Rand Paul challenges Sen. Mitch McConnell to a debate on the 'Ukraine first policy' and criticizes McConnell for supporting continued monetary aid to Ukraine. Paul argues that borrowing money to send abroad is irresponsible and that the U.S. has many unmet needs to address before aiding other countries.