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At the Races: Not the way they drew it up
Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., the speaker’s race is taking up all the oxygen in the House, where the schedule is effectively frozen.
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House GOP grasps for answers to speaker vacuum
"We don’t see the light at the end of that tunnel," said Rep. Steve Womack, R-Ark. "That’s a mirage right now.
Drawing the line on AI-based deepfakes proves tricky for Congress
"If you think [deceptive ads are] a problem then it would make sense to address it, whether it’s created by AI or not," Cohn said in an interview.
Sharice Davids’ secret to winning over swing voters? ‘It’s kind of like MMA’
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: You were one of the first two Native American women elected to Congress, and one of the first openly lesbian women too. What is that like for you?
Speaker race enters critical week with new urgency, no clear outcome
A divided House Republican Conference returned to the Capitol on Monday night amid urgency to fill its leadership vacuum and quickly secure aid to Israel after the deadliest terrorist attack on the U.S
New York Republicans prepare to flex muscles in speaker race
Staring down some of the toughest reelection battles in the House, several of the New Yorkers said in interviews that their votes hinge on a speaker candidate making clear they understand the needs of
They called him ‘McCongressman.’ Now Kevin Hern could be an unlikely choice for speaker
"My entire life I’ve been told I couldn’t do something, so it’s been my mission in life to prove people wrong," Hern told Roll Call in a 2021 interview.
Trump backs Jordan, adding to GOP speaker drama
Kevin Hern, R-Okla., are due to participate in a "joint interview" on Fox News Channel that will air at 6 p.m. Monday, the network announced.
House Republicans set speaker election schedule
On Monday night, the conference will also meet behind closed doors for a "member-only discussion." Phones are to be checked at the door and staff aren’t allowed into the meeting, the invitation says.
House uncertainty puts shutdown specter right back on the table
It’s also unclear if the unelected McHenry would have the support of the Republican conference to start appropriations negotiations with the Senate, with so much about the fiscal 2024 process up in the
How Patrick McHenry went from partisan ‘attack dog’ to holding the fate of the House in his hands
Over the course of nearly two decades in Washington, though, McHenry matured into the sort of lawmaker who eschewed the spotlight for the proverbial smoke-filled rooms where legislative deals could be
FTC, Justice take on digital giants as Congress dawdles
While that answer is unclear, the lawsuits rest on how U.S. courts interpret key provisions of the Sherman Act, a 19th century law that governs monopolies and unfair practices, Stucke said in an interview
Clarence Thomas recuses from Supreme Court case on House Jan. 6 panel
Ginni Thomas in September 2022 appeared for a voluntary interview before the now-disbanded House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.
What to watch in Gaetz vs. McCarthy speaker fight
"I think the die is cast based on the motion I just filed.
Gaetz plans move to oust McCarthy, says GOP needs new leader
"And the reason we were backed up against the shutdown politics is not a bug of the system. It’s a feature."
Colleagues honor Feinstein as death leaves Senate vacancy
Her integrity shone like a beacon across the Senate and across the country for all to see."
Happy staff, happy constituents? Reps. Khanna and Moore think so
"The member really values each of the staff’s opinions when he asks them," Ban said.
This tattoo reminds Rep. Greg Landsman of his faith (and his first job in politics)
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: How did you land your first job as a staffer?
House Republicans to call witnesses at first Biden impeachment probe hearing
Democrats dismiss the inquiry as baseless. Committee Chairman James R. Comer, R-Ky., said in an interview Tuesday that the committee will go over all the evidence they’ve accumulated so far.
Data privacy law seen as needed precursor to AI regulation
John Hickenlooper, D-Colo., said in an interview. "We have got to know who owns what data and that the use of data is not harmful."