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signal their support for dumping House GOP Conference Chair Liz Cheney from her leadership spot, with momentum building as Cheney has held former President Donald Trump to account for his role in the Jan. 6
Political action committees of many companies and lobbying groups said they would pause some or all contributions after rioters broke into the Capitol on Jan. 6 to stop Congress from certifying Joe
The unusual inaction of the two PACs, among the biggest of their kind, is emblematic of a dramatic plunge in contributions by all corporate PACs following the deadly Jan. 6 riots on Capitol Hill.
But Katko ran nearly 9 points ahead of President Donald Trump in his district, while Herrera Beutler finished ahead of Trump by 6 points and Davis by 4, according to data compiled by Daily Kos Elections
It comes at a pivotal moment for the GOP as party insiders wrestle with the role that will now be played by Trump, whose supporters rioted at the Capitol on Jan. 6 but who also remains hugely popular
[As House votes to impeach Trump, Democrats weigh options for Senate trial] The article outlines Trump’s impeachable conduct, describing how for months leading up to the Jan. 6 joint session
A bipartisan group of young lawmakers with military or intelligence backgrounds has been in the forefront of the congressional response to the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, and the cadre played a central
Cheney circulated a 21-page memo to the GOP conference before the Jan. 6 votes objecting to Biden’s Electoral College victory, saying the measures set an “exceptionally dangerous precedent.”
Clarified 6:20 p.m. | Despite calls, odds are against Trump’s impeachment or removal using 25th Amendment Members of Congress are calling for President Donald Trump to be removed through either the
Corrected, Nov. 6 | QAnon is heading to Congress, as Marjorie Taylor Greene, a supporter of the baseless and complicated pro-Trump conspiracy theory, won a House seat in Georgia, and Lauren Boebert claimed
Trump (@realDonaldTrump) September 9, 2019var rcrdTwitter = 1; On Monday morning, Trump began firing off tweets in the 6 o’clock hour, before the sun had even risen in Washington — and on a day when
The Interior-Environment bill would provide $35.9 billion in discretionary spending subject to budget caps for FY 2019 — $300 million more than FY 2018 and $6 billion more than requested.
These streets will be restricted to event-credentialed and authorized pedestrians, starting at 6 p.m.: •First Street between Constitution Avenue Northwest and Independence Avenue Southwest.
. #43turns70 — David Perdue (@sendavidperdue) July 6, 2016 Happy Birthday to the 43rd President of the United States, George W. Bush!