Campaigns · 118th Congress
Progressive Caucus starts year with bigger roster, focus on unity
At 103 members, the incoming Progressive Caucus is the largest in history. Here's how it plans to use its new clout.
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Congress · 118th Congress
Supreme Court weighs union actions and federal labor law
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday about when a company can sue a union in state court for damage caused during a strike.
Congress · 118th Congress
In first act, GOP-controlled House takes aim at IRS funding
The new Republican-controlled House passed a bill to claw back funding for the IRS that was part of Democrats’ reconciliation law last year.
Opinion · 118th Congress
The end of the beginning or the beginning of the end?
The battle for House speaker doesn’t guarantee which party will have the advantage next year in the 2024 campaign.
Congress · 118th Congress
House GOP sets up panel to probe government ‘weaponization’
House Republicans established a select subcommittee to investigate the “weaponization” of the federal government Tuesday.
Policy · 118th Congress
Congress tightens screws on Chinese tech purchases, collaboration
Lawmakers directed the Federal Trade Commission to give closer scrutiny to Chinese acquisitions of US tech companies.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
Porter announces 2024 run for Feinstein seat in Senate
California Rep. Katie Porter announced she's running for Senate in 2024, when the seat held by Sen. Dianne Feinstein will be up.
Congress · 118th Congress
‘Addicted’ to infrastructure, DeFazio returns to Oregon for good
Peter DeFazio says he is leaving Congress with a self-diagnosed addiction to transportation policy.
Heard On The Hill · 118th Congress
Capitol Lens | Minority report
Rep. Katie Porter of California shows her book to Rep. Sean Casten of Illinois during GOP leader Kevin McCarthy’s 15th vote to become speaker.
Congress · 118th Congress
Rep. Jason Smith wins three-way contest for Ways and Means gavel
Rep. Jason Smith, a self-proclaimed “firebrand” preaching a populist image of the GOP, won the nomination to be Ways and Means chairman.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
Ethics group seeks investigation of Santos campaign finances
The Campaign Legal Center questions where Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., got $705,000 he loaned to his campaign.
Congress · 118th Congress
McCarthy concessions raise stakes on budget, debt limit
The House Republican deal lays a foundation for the spending cuts that some want, but also a challenge to keep the government functioning.
Policy · 118th Congress
Now in the spotlight, FERC has an acting leader and a vacancy
Decisions on electric transmission, grid stability, extreme weather, climate impacts and leadership await the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
Congress · 118th Congress
For new GOP House majority, a focus on abortion messaging
The House will vote later this week on two measures, including one condemning attacks on anti-abortion groups, centers and churches.
Congress · 118th Congress
Rep. Arrington gets Steering Committee nod for House Budget gavel
Texas GOP Rep. Jodey C. Arrington is poised to become the next House Budget chair, after the Republican Steering Committee recommended him.
Congress · 118th Congress
House adopts rules package for the 118th Congress
The House adopted its rules package for the 118th Congress, allowing a single member to force a vote on ousting the speaker.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
Peters will run Senate Democrats’ campaign arm again
Michigan Sen. Gary Peters will continue to chair the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee after the party gained one seat in 2022.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
McCarthy wins speaker election, finally
Kevin McCarthy officially secured the speaker’s gavel, elected on the 15th ballot with 216 votes, after four days of unsuccessful House votes.
Policy · 118th Congress
Judges order South Carolina to redraw congressional map
A panel of three federal judges in South Carolina ruled Friday the state’s 1st District was an unconstitutional racial gerrymander.
Opinion · 118th Congress
Meet 2023’s politics, even more dramatic than 2022’s
The messy Republican fight over the next House speaker is a reminder that, despite a new year starting, there is no bottom in U.S. politics.