U.S. House of Representatives

Paul Ryan Prepares To Make The Biggest Decision Of His Political Life

By Mike DeBonis and Robert Costa, The Washington Post

The House May Be A Mess, But It Keeps Winning In Federal Court

The Obamacare lawsuit will continue, even with John Boehner on his way out, after a ruling declining to allow an administration appeal of a pre-trial issue.
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Texas Businesses Are Not Very Happy With Jeb Hensarling

Powerful Republican is criticized for killing jobs in his home state as an affiliated PAC solicits donations.
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Boehner's Departure Won't Make Congress Better, But It Could Make It Worse

The speaker's resignation has many worried about what's next for the House.
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With John Boehner Gone, It's Time For The House To Drop Its Obamacare Lawsuit

We don't need federal courts to referee power disputes between Congress and the president.
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How Members Of Congress Will Be Prevented From Touching The Pope

By David Hawkings, Roll Call

This Republican Wants To Restore Some Sanity In His Party On Climate Change

Rep. Chris Gibson is circulating a resolution calling for action.
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John Lewis Is Both A Civil Rights-Era Badass And Our Most Adorable Congressman

The congressman's charm and charisma just won’t quit.
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Boehner Downplays GOP Insurrection

The Republican leader doesn't seem worried about dissent in the ranks.
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House, Senate On Collision Course Just Days Before Crucial Highway Bill Deadline

By ERICA WERNER and JOAN LOWY, AP