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Oregon's highest court has ruled that 10 Republican state senators who staged a weeks-long walkout in protest of the Democratic majority's policy agenda will not be allowed to run for another term.

According to the Oregonian, the ruling stemmed from the application of a statewide ballot initiative dubbed Measure 113, which voters approved in the 2022 elections. Measure 113 stipulates that any state legislator who misses 10 floor sessions without permission or excuse will be banned from serving a subsequent term.

The Republican National Committee’s finances and fundraising efforts are in a “horrifying” state, according to a Republican National Committeeman. Several Democratic National Committee officials and at least one analyst also point to data that says the RNC just had the worst fundraising year in three decades.

“This is horrifying,” declared Tyler Bowyer, an RNC National Committeeman and official at Charlie Kirk’s right-wing Turning Point USA. “Worst fundraising year for RNC in 30 years. They’re asking for a $10 million bailout. Anyone defending this is insane.”

There's a growing conservative push to have the state of New Hampshire secede from the union, Newsweek reported.

Two bills calling for the state to secede will soon be considered by the New Hampshire House.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is warning the Disney corporation not to appeal the ruling dismissing their free speech lawsuit against his administration, the Washington Post reported Thursday.

“They should move on,” DeSantis told reporters in Jacksonville, adding that Disney's decision to file the appeal was a "mistake."

A single word spoken by Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene Thursday has Americans wondering if it was a Freudian slip, a Hunter Biden obsession or if the Georgia Republican doesn’t know how to read.

Greene’s oratory oopsie occurred on the House floor as she made stern demands for the impeachment of Department of Homeland Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.

A group of Republican lawmakers want Jack Smith to hand over a pile of documents linked to his two criminal cases against Donald Trump — whom he accuses of storing classified documents across Mar-a-Lago and trying to disrupt the peaceful transfer of power — over “grave constitutional concerns.”

Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), Anna Paulina Luna (R-FL), Eric Burlison (R-MO) and Michael Cloud (R-TX) scribbled off Thursday an angry missive directed at the special counsel, whose authority to prosecute Trump they question.