Ray Bogan is a National Political Correspondent at Straight Arrow News based out of Washington, D.C. He covers a broad range of topics including Congress, the White House, elections, and public policy, with a focus on current affairs and geopolitics. Ray's work has been featured in Hot Air, GVTC Communications, and Global Advertising News.
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Summary Full story Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., is moving to censure a fellow Republican representative after he was accused of domestic
By: Ray Bogan, Lawrence Banton, Cole Lauterbach
after he referred at least four Democrats to the Department of Justice for prosecution regarding mortgage fraud violations. The lawmakers are concerned the accusations are entirely political and being done to get revenge on President Trump's political opponents.
By: Alan Judd, Ray Bogan, Ally Heath
Summary Full story President Donald Trump is calling for a group of Democratic members of Congress to be arrested and put on trial for sedition.
By: Ray Bogan
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By: Ray Bogan, Snorre Wik, Cassandra Buchman
The House Oversight Committee has officially informed Bill and Hillary Clinton's attorney that they must appear for depositions on Dec. 17 and 18 in Washington.
By: Cole Lauterbach, Drew Pittock, Ray Bogan
Summary Full story Rep. Greg Steube, R-Fla., announced plans to file an expulsion resolution against Rep.
By: Cole Lauterbach, Ray Bogan, Drew Pittock
Summary Full story Two United States senators are calling for the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and Securities and Exchange
By: Alan Judd, Ray Bogan, Ally Heath
Summary Full story It was all routine. On Tuesday, Nov. 18, a traveler was driving over the international bridge in Brownsville, Texas, heading into Mexico.
By: Ray Bogan
Members of Congress admit that lawmakers use nonpublic information that only they have to make incredibly profitable stock trades. Thanks to technicalities and the exact type of information they receive, lawmakers aren't getting arrested for it.
By: Ray Bogan
Polling suggests a Tennessee district up for grabs that President Donald Trump won by more than 20 points in 2024 is now neck-and-neck.
