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Maybe it’s just because it’s the last few days with Congress in session before the end of an important fundraising quarter, but there sure seems to be a lot of political theater around Washington
On Tuesday, the day that former President Donald Trump was arraigned in federal court in Miami, freshman Florida Rep.
Florida man: And as former President Donald Trump appears closer to another indictment, Macagnone previews how congressional allies are preparing to respond.
The one member of Congress running for president, South Carolina Sen. Tim Scott, has said he will vote against the measure.
gate Back to the drawing board: A decision by the Republican-controlled North Carolina Supreme Court has empowered the Republican-controlled state legislature to redraw district boundaries for both Congress
“No Labels is not following the rules for political party recognition, while attempting to be placed on the ballot alongside actual, functioning political parties who do,” AZ Dems executive director Morgan
Congress acted last year to ban TikTok on government-issued devices. “TikTok is a useful app for me to reach constituents, but national security comes first.
For comparison, there are 154 women in the 118th Congress, according to a Congressional Research Service report, released Monday, that relies on research from our CQ members team.
“In 2022, we came just 546 votes short of kicking Boebert out of Congress,” he wrote in one. “It was the closest race in the entire country.
Devin Nunes, who resigned Congress to run a Donald Trump-owned media enterprise, held the most cash on hand with $11.2 million in his campaign account, plus another roughly $330,000 in his leadership PAC
Meanwhile, the new American Firearms Association sent out a pitch that included a link to a poll on preferred speaker candidates, including one option, Lee Zeldin, who isn’t in Congress anymore but did
SCOTUS on voting: A majority of Supreme Court justices appeared skeptical of a theory from North Carolina state legislators that the state Supreme Court could not overrule state rules for congressional
voting to impeach President Donald Trump.
Democrats will keep their Senate majority in the 118th Congress, even if they lose a runoff election in Georgia, though winning that race could make running the chamber easier next year.
Meijer was one of the Republicans who voted to impeach Trump for inciting the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection.
There are a number of reasons why it may take a while to know which party will control Congress next year, including laws that restrict when officials can start processing mail-in ballots, close races
A key element of the party’s closing argument is based on the assertion that Republicans will shred Social Security and Medicare should they gain control of Congress.
Republicans have slammed Malinowski for his failure to disclose stock trades made while in office, as required by House ethics rules.
Lawmakers have urged quick passage, warning that even if the bill isn’t perfect, taking action would be better than doing nothing after President Donald Trump and his supporters sought to exploit the rules