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↵↵Partisan rancor broke out as Trump made his way through the immigration section of his address, drawing loud protests from Minnesota Democrat Ilhan Omar and others.
↵↵Reince Priebus, a former Trump White House chief of staff, said his former boss remains irked at how Republicans talk about prices ahead of the Monroe speech.Â
↵↵Six House Democrats joined all but two voting Republicans in support of the spending package. And they all represent swing seats: retiring Maine Rep.
Andy Biggs, a former chair of the House Freedom Caucus, is exploring a run for governor in 2026. Democratic Gov.
Craig, who was recently chosen by her caucus to be the top Democrat on the House Agriculture Committee, was the first openly gay woman elected to Congress from Minnesota.
Ilhan Omar easily beat a challenger who nearly ousted her two years ago, and voters picked nominees for open House seats and some races that will be on the battleground in November as Connecticut, Minnesota
Ilhan Omar and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders face none of the headwinds that ousted Missouri Rep. Cori Bush earlier this week and forced Biden to drop his reelection bid last month.Â
JD Vance of Ohio, as too peculiar for the White House, posting on X: "I’ll also take a match-up any day of normal, mainstream and fun vs weird, extreme and angry." Sen.
Victoria Spartz declared she would not run for reelection to the House in 2024 because she wanted to spend more time with her two teenage daughters.
Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, Jewish Insider reports. San Joaquin Valley rematch: Democrat Adam Gray is hoping to unseat Republican Rep. John Duarte in California’s 13th District.
Responding to Jayapal’s weekend comments, the joint House Democratic leadership — including Jeffries and Democratic Whip Katherine M.
Committee kerfuffle In a 218-211 party-line vote, House Republicans voted Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., off the Foreign Affairs Committee.
Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., one of the few lawmakers criticizing Modi’s leadership publicly.
The vote Wednesday night brought together 314 members from across the ideological spectrum, ranging from Freedom Caucus stalwart Marjorie Taylor Greene to Squad co-founder Ilhan Omar.
Eventually, the Senate struck a deal with the White House that the House had to take. Why do you think the pattern will be different this year? A: Again, I’d argue that the whip is the facilitator.
Widely mentioned as a possible candidate for Senate, Spartz announced Friday that she won’t be a candidate for the open seat — and isn’t running for a third term in the House either.
Ilhan Omar of Minnesota sent a letter earlier this month expressing her interest in serving on the Appropriations Committee to “fight for investments in education, public health, the environment, infrastructure
Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., from the Foreign Affairs Committee.
ICYMI Minority leaders in the House: House Democrats made it official this week: New York Rep.
Balint takes House nomination: Vermont State Senate President Pro Tempore Becca Balint beat Lt. Gov.