Mike Johnson Defiant After GOP Votes Down Its Own Government Funding Bill
House Speaker Mike Johnson’s spending bill was rejected by Congress on Wednesday after 14 Republicans joined Democrats in voting against the stopgap measures—even after the speaker attached a Trump-endorsed voter registration act to the legislation. The House now has until Sept. 30 to pass a spending bill or face a government shutdown.
Republican Voters Against Trump's Sarah Longwell spelled out how Donald Trump's 2024 run differs from his previous attempts, ...
Donald Trump’s obsession with election fraud that doesn’t exist in any significant form could drive the country into a ...
Sen. Michael D. Crapo hinted Tuesday at a possible workaround for the ballooning price tag attached to extending the 2017 tax ...
A state legislative committee declined to hear complaints about the Utah Republican Party’s caucus-night presidential poll ...
"We're going to win New York," Trump told a crowd of enthusiastic supporters at a rally in Long Island on Wednesday.
A group won a federal lawsuit claiming many seniors were prevented from voting if they moved too soon before an election.
House Republicans are privately resigned to a short-term continuing resolution without the SAVE Act attached to avoid a ...
Sen. Roger Marshall (R-KS) has issued a letter to ABC News demanding it reveal any communication it had with Vice President ...
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