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Trump-backed Julia Letlow wins GOP Senate runoff in Louisiana Original

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By Daniela Altimari Verified
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Louisiana Rep. Julia Letlow locked up the Republican nomination on Saturday, defeating state Treasurer and former Rep. John Fleming in a primary runoff and putting herself on a path to becoming the first GOP woman to represent the state in the chamber. Letlow, who had President Donald Trump’s endorsement, was leading Fleming 57 percent to 43 percent with more than 95 percent of votes in just before midnight, according to The Associated Press.
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At the Races: Runoff, Set, Geaux!

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By Daniela Altimari Verified
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Welcome to a special edition of At the Races! Throughout the 2026 primary season, watch for these updates from the CQ Roll Call campaign team on what you need to know for Election Day. Know someone who’d like to get this newsletter? They can subscribe here. By Daniela Altimari Louisiana Republicans will select a Senate nominee in Saturday’s runoff after  casting aside two-term GOP incumbent Bill Cassidy in last month’s primary. The runoff pits Rep.
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Unceremoniously yours - Congressional Hits and Misses

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By Chris Hale Verified
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Disruption on Capitol Hill from President Donald Trump’s abrupt cancellation of the signing ceremony for a bipartisan housing bill is among this week’s highlights.
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Trump’s unsupported claims about Reflecting Pool vandalism

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by Kate Yandell ANALYSIS — President Donald Trump has repeatedly blamed vandals for damaging the new blue lining of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, which is now peeling, as well as for algae in the water. But the administration has not provided evidence to back up the president’s claims. Experts say the pool’s ills have a variety of plausible explanations that do not involve intentional harm.
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Senate college sports bill authors plan talks with House

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By John T. Bennett Verified
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The authors of a Senate college sports bill say it’s time to bring House Republicans and Democrats into discussions, as the clock is ticking to get the measure to President Donald Trump’s desk before the long August recess. Senate Commerce Committee ranking member Maria Cantwell, D-Wash., said the push to advance the bill through the panel included “three corners,” referring to senators, White House officials and college athletics stakeholders.
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Federal AI security center measure advanced by House Science

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By Allison Mollenkamp
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A measure that would put into law a key federal office focused on artificial intelligence advanced Thursday out of the House Science, Space and Technology Committee, as part of a slate of AI-focused and data center bills. The committee advanced the bills on a bipartisan basis, but put off potential changes regarding funding levels for the Center on AI Standards and Innovation within the Commerce Department’s National Institute of Standards and Technology.
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Photos of the week | June 19-25, 2026

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By Bill Clark Verified, Tom Williams Verified
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Algae in the Reflecting Pool, a canceled bill signing, President Donald Trump’s lunch meeting with Senate Republicans, a time capsule and the Great American State Fair kickoff highlighted the week in the Capitol and around Washington. Here are images captured by CQ Roll Call photojournalists this week.
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Capitol Lens | Jet setters

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By Bill Clark Verified
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Posted June 25, 2026 at 3:38pm A B-2 stealth bomber flies in formation with four F-35 Lightning II fighter jets above the Washington Monument and the National Mall on Wednesday as part of a rally to kick off the Great American State Fair.
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At the Races: Waiting on SCOTUS

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By Mary Ellen McIntire Verified, Daniela Altimari Verified
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Welcome to At the Races! Each week we bring you news and analysis from the CQ Roll Call campaign team. Know someone who’d like to get this newsletter? They can subscribe here. By Mary Ellen McIntire and Daniela Altimari The end of June brings thunderstorms, fireworks and Supreme Court rulings. And one still outstanding case could have major implications for how much political party committees can coordinate with candidates, potentially opening up a new front for political advertisements.
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Supreme Court sides with Monsanto over cancer warning

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By Michael Macagnone Verified
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The Supreme Court blocked thousands of state lawsuits against leading pesticide maker Monsanto over the ingredients in the popular weed killer Roundup, in a decision Thursday that potentially sends the tussle to Congress. The 7-2 opinion held federal law governing pesticide labels overrides state law claims about a label failing to warn about the alleged cancer dangers of the pesticide. In the majority opinion, Justice Brett M.
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Roll Call Journalists

Altimari, Daniela
Behrmann, Savannah
Bennett, John T.
Bridges, Olivia
Carter, Charlene
Clark, Bill
Clevenger, Andrew
Cohen, Ariel
Cohn, Peter
Curtis, Mary C.
DeGroot, Lia
Dick, Jason
Donnelly, John
Folley, Aris
Fontelo, Paul V.
Gonzales, Nathan
Hale, Chris
Heller, Nina
Hillburn, Daniel
Jenks, Paul
Johnson, Chris
Jordan, David
Karisch, Kristina
Kelly, Ryan
Kertes, Noella
Kheel, Rebecca
Kim, Anne L.
Krawzak, Paul
Lerman, David
Lesniewski, Niels
Livingston, Kelly
Macagnone, Michael
Matson, R.J.
McIntire, Mary Ellen
Menezes, Andrew
Mollenkamp, Allison
Quigley, Aidan
Rothenberg, Stuart
Ruger, Todd
Savery, Hunter
Schoeff Jr., Mark
Wang, Jackie
Wehrman, Jessica
Williams, Tom
Yurk, Valerie