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Mike Rogers

Mike Rogers

GOP Senate nominee, Michigan

Appears in 4 stories

Stories

Trump-aligned super PACs launch late ad blitz in Republican midterm races

Money Moves

Running in open seat vacated by Senator Gary Peters

Republican outside groups sat on their money for months. On September 18, NPR reported that two Trump-aligned super PACs have now reserved more than $150 million in ads, mostly in deep-red House and Senate races that unexpectedly became competitive.

Updated Sep 18

House passes record $1.15 trillion defense bill with US-Israel military plan

Rule Changes

Steering the bill toward a House-Senate conference

A U.S. service member's paycheck is about to grow by 5% to 7%. That raise rides inside a $1.15 trillion defense bill the House passed by four votes, the largest military authorization Congress has ever written.

Updated Jul 23

Pentagon orders U.S. troop withdrawal from Germany after Trump-Merz Iran rift

Force in Play

Publicly opposed; aligned with Wicker

U.S. troops have been stationed in Germany continuously since 1945. On May 1, 2026, the Pentagon ordered roughly 5,000 (about one in seven Americans in Germany) to leave over the next 6 to 12 months, taking a full brigade with them.

Updated May 31

House’s $900 billion defense bill ties troop raise, Ukraine aid and a boat-strike backlash

Rule Changes

Closed House Armed Services inquiry into boat strikes after viewing classified footage, declaring operation legal.

President Trump signed a nearly $901 billion defense bill into law on December 18, 2025, cementing the 65th consecutive year Congress has passed a National Defense Authorization Act. It delivers troops a 3.8% pay raise and locks in $800 million for Ukraine weapons over two years.

Updated May 10