“bipartisan” — 45 distilled results

Bipartisan criticism of Trump's taxpayer-funded ads

On September 27–28, 2026, lawmakers from both parties questioned TV ads featuring President Trump funded by taxpayer money, with critics calling them "propaganda" and potential violations of restrictions on government publicity ahead of midterm elections. The White House defended them as "public service announcements."

Bipartisan push to set rules for college athletes’ pay continues to advance in US Senate

North Dakota: Bipartisan push to set rules for college athletes’ pay continues to advance in US Senate Senate advances bipartisan bill to regulate college athletes' pay and establish sports standards. #NorthDakota #Politics Senate advances bipartisan bill to regulate college athletes' pay and establish sports standards.

Trump agrees to ethics provision in crypto bill

President Donald Trump agreed on September 14, 2026, to stringent ethics provisions as part of a broader cryptocurrency bill headed for a key vote that week. The agreement included requirements to divest or place significant financial interests in cryptocurrency-issuing entities into a blind trust.

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Trump administration pauses Big Bend border wall after bipartisan pushback

U.S. Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Rodney Scott announced a pause to border infrastructure construction in Big Bend National Park, Texas, on August 19, 2026, following months of bipartisan opposition from ranchers, environmental activists, and officials. Months earlier, Congress had approved billions for the project at one of the least-trafficked border stretches.

House Keeps US-Israel Defense Integration Clause in NDAA

The House of Representatives retained Section 219 in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which expands U.S.-Israel defense cooperation, despite a bipartisan amendment effort led by Kentucky Republican Thomas Massie to strip the provision. The amendment was blocked from receiving a recorded vote.

Taiwan news digest covering multiple unrelated stories

A collection of news items from Taiwan's PBS news feed covers: a benzopyrene-contaminated camellia oil case unrelated to Central Union; a DPP delegation meeting U.S. lawmakers; a stray cat hired at a bus station; dioxin contamination in goat meat; lottery results; and a themed train decoration. No single story threads through these fragments.