Religious landscape of new Congress features noticeable partisan differences
At 6 percent of Congress, Judaism remains the largest non-Christian faith, despite the net departure of two Jewish members since January 2023.Â
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Protracted GOP speaker fight could complicate Electoral College count
Lingering ill will among House Republicans after another messy spending fight could complicate Speaker Mike Johnson’s bid to retain the House gavel — and potentially the Jan. 6 formalizing of Donald Trump
Trump says he will look at pardons for Jan. 6 attackers on ‘first day’
President-elect Donald Trump reiterated plans in an interview that aired Sunday to pardon those who attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, as well as his desire to see members of the House select panel
Supreme Court to hear arguments on youth transgender care ban
Clay County where a 6-3 majority found that discrimination against transgender individuals violated federal statutory protections against discrimination in the workplace.
Walz, favorite of labor unions, opposed UAW-backed auto bailout
Vice President Kamala Harris, Democratic nominee for president, and her running mate Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, kick off their campaign with a rally in Philadelphia on Aug. 6.
Storms and wildfires swamp FEMA as disaster funds dry up
FEMA has said the deficit in its disaster relief fund could reach $6 billion by Sept. 30, the end of the current fiscal year.
Rep. Cori Bush faces well-funded prosecutor in Missouri primary
The victor in the Aug. 6 Democratic primary to represent Missouri’s 1st District is all but guaranteed a seat in Congress. The deep-blue House seat encompasses St.
Supreme Court enters crunch time for term loaded with big issues
Those decisions will come down amid a presidential election, close to the first presidential debate set for Thursday, and as the 6-3 conservative-controlled court has faced increasingly hostile public
Ten rules for understanding the 2024 elections
What seems certain is that a supposedly "killer ad" aired in June or September will be forgotten by Election Day. 6) Remember that swing voters see TV ads amid the clutter of other commercials.Â
Will the last ticket-splitting voter please turn out the light?
The Pew Research Center found in the off-year 2022 elections that only 6 percent of voters switched their party allegiance and opted for a congressional candidate from a different party than they backed
Can a courtroom bring Trump’s larger-than-life personality down to size?
Is he nostalgic for the crowds he drew before the Jan. 6, 2021 march to the Capitol?
Lawmakers question FAA’s resolve amid Boeing investigations
Michael Whitaker, administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration, testifies during a House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee hearing on Feb. 6.
FBI: Spending cuts will hamper counterintelligence, investigations
Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., pointed to a 6 percent cut for the FBI at a press conference Wednesday, indicating the FBI and other entities are "really overreaching" and "have been turned in some ways against
In a purple district, Rep. Mike Levin stays focused on green energy
That’s my happiest time, and in the range of 5 to 6 a.m. is when I get a ton of work done. My team knows it, because they get emailed at that hour.
Former Capitol Police officer to run for Congress
Biden awarded Dunn the Presidential Citizens Medal on Jan. 6, 2023.
How Democrats of faith see devout Speaker Mike Johnson
Greg Landsman wears his Jewish faith on his sleeve — or, more accurately, under it: He has a tattoo that quotes Micah 6:8 in Hebrew on his shoulder. "I am a person of tremendous faith.
Race in open California district could be pivotal to House control
Democrat Dave Min, a candidate in California’s open 47th District, talks to guests an Oct. 6 campaign house party in Irvine, Calif.
Appellate court to hear arguments over Trump’s rhetoric in federal trial on 2020 election
Smith’s statement after the indictment was unsealed called the attack on the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021, "an unprecedented assault on the seat of American democracy."
House heads home after defeat of rule for Iran, spending bills
The Iran bill would force the administration to impose sanctions on financial institutions that facilitate Iran’s access to $6 billion in frozen assets being held in a Qatari bank.
White House to withdraw Amtrak nominee to lift Senate blockade
The infrastructure law provided a total of $66 billion for rail over five years, $16 billion of which would go toward Amtrak’s National Network and $6 billion to the Northeast Corridor, according to a