House conservatives ready to oppose Senate GOP framework for Trump tax cut package
At least five House Republicans reportedly will not back the Senate's budget framework, complicating the Trump spending and tax cut proposal's path to becoming law.
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to House Republicans releasing their tax and spending cut plan Friday
House Republicans plan to release their tax and spending cut plan to the American people.
Out of power: Democrats disoriented in fight against Trump agenda
A new Congress and a new presidential administration places both parties back at square one – and Republicans have an abundantly clear upper hand.
The political firestorm that’s about to singe Capitol Hill
The aftermath of the Los Angeles wildfires may become a fiscal nightmare for lawmakers as the new Congress attempts to address American's growing national debt.
A user’s manual to certifying the presidential election
After Mike Johnson wins reelection The House and Senate will meet on Monday in a Joint Session of Congress to certify the results of the 2024 presidential vote.
The Speaker’s Lobby: The Hitchhiker’s Guide to electing a House Speaker
The House of Representatives must elect a Speaker of the House in order for lawmakers to be sworn-in. Will Mike Johnson make the cut or will he be ousted from…
Learning Curve: The new players in Congress
Every two years, the period between November's election and when the new Congress begins is often the busiest swath of time for the media's coverage of Congress.
Spate of health scares and violent threats highlight growing vulnerabilities for lawmakers on Capitol Hill
A growing spate of health scares and violent threats targeting lawmakers on Capitol Hill is underscoring the vulnerabilities that members of Congress face.
The Speaker’s Lobby: Thermonuclear Fracas
Despite the intent to find solutions following the assassination attempt of President-elect Trump back in July, bipartisan lawmakers got into a heated exchange.
Present and Accounted For: House Republicans’ small majority could make attendance a priority
While Congress doesn't usually take attendance, the GOP's small majority may make figuring out who is present a dramatic daily event in the coming year.