Trump initially sidesteps ‘dictator’ question before adoring Iowa crowd
"He is the No. 1 who’s cognitively … not good. … Twenty-five years ago, he was never one of the brightest light bulbs."
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Campus antisemitism hearing includes attacks on diversity, liberals
Several Republicans cited a Harvard Crimson survey that found just 1 percent of the faculty of Arts and Sciences identify as conservative, which they say suggests the university is a bastion of liberalism
EV tax credit rules would clarify restrictions on foreign-made batteries
The first deadline for automakers begins on Jan. 1, when vehicles containing any battery components that are manufactured by a foreign entity of concern will not receive the tax credit.
Race in open California district could be pivotal to House control
National Republicans, who are expected to invest in the race after Baugh came close in 2022 despite being outspent 9-to-1, said they plan to focus on the same issues that boosted the party in other suburban
Here’s why Republicans underperformed on Election Day — yet again
Republicans find themselves in this difficult situation, they should consider three serious questions that clearly emerged out of the 2022 election and were reinforced in the most recent 2023 election. 1)
Capitol Police prepares for large pro-Israel demonstration on the National Mall
The gates open at 10 a.m. for the protest, March for Israel, which is scheduled for 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.
House GOP pulls Financial Services bill from the floor
Claudia Tenney, R-N.Y., to reduce White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre’s salary to $1.
Ohioans vote to codify abortion rights
Abortion rights supporters celebrate winning the referendum on the so-called Issue 1, a measure to enshrine a right to abortion in Ohio's Constitution, in Columbus, Ohio on Nov. 7, 2023.
Campaigns · 118th Congress
At the Races: Mideast tensions
Cash flow: The NRCC, meanwhile, touted that it raised $1 million in the first week of Johnson’s speakership.
Democrats can demonize Johnson, but should they in 2024?
In November, Davis got wiped out by Calvin Coolidge by almost a 2-to-1 margin in the popular vote.
Senate push for shorter stopgap sets up collision with House GOP
During an interview on Fox’s "Sunday Morning Futures" program, Johnson appeared to endorse the mid-January CR option, paired with possibly moving up the start date of 1 percent across-the-board cuts in
Republicans seek roadblocks for FCC’s school bus Wi-Fi plan
In a divided vote, the five-member Federal Communications Commission issued a declaratory ruling on Oct. 19 that it will allow E-Rate program funding to be used for Wi-Fi on school buses starting July 1,
‘MAGA Mike Johnson’: A Trump world ‘LOVE’ story — but for how long?
"Johnson was picked by only 1 percent as the person they most want as the next speaker, from a lengthy list." But Donald Trump sure knew Johnson.
GOP should take ‘handcuffs’ off speakerless House, Rep. Kaptur says
By Sept. 30, the end of the 2023 federal fiscal year, the House had passed only four of 12 key appropriations bills to operate the U.S. government through fiscal 2024, which began Oct. 1, each at reduced
Up close without a vote: Delegates weigh in on speakership mess
Aquilino, the commander of [United States Indo-Pacific Command], said was his No. 1 unfunded priority." Regularly buffeted by hurricanes, the U.S.
The one thing that’s going right for House Republicans
HR 1, the Lower Energy Costs Act, is a prime example of a House Republican legislative success that addressed a top economic concern of voters.
DCCC Chair Suzan DelBene thinks voters will reject Republican ‘chaos’
Since then, the Seahawks have gone 3-1, beating contenders like the Detroit Lions along the way. So maybe there’s something to DelBene’s patient approach.Â
Jordan falls short on speaker election first ballot
Kiggans said she opposed Jordan out of worry about a government shutdown and his plan to leverage potential 1 percent appropriations cuts next spring, which would hit the defense budget.
Rep. Austin Scott to run for speaker
Scott was making his case to fellow House Republicans during a candidate forum that began at 1 p.m. on Friday, hours after Republicans rejected proposed rule changes for how to elect a speaker nominee.
House GOP prepares for potentially long slog to elect speaker
Jordan said he "felt good" leaving the forum and said his proposed spending plan would be timed to leverage the 1 percent across-the-board cut that would be triggered in April under a provision in the