House Of Representatives

McCarthy Juggles A Government Shutdown And A Biden Impeachment Inquiry As The House Returns For Fall

Republican Speaker Kevin McCarthy faces a political standoff when the House resumes this week.
By Lisa Mascaro, AP

Nancy Pelosi Running For Reelection In 2024

The 83-year-old stepped down from her post in House leadership early this year.
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House GOP Wants To Make It Harder To Vote, Easier To Give Dark Money

Republicans' new bill, the ACE Act, features restrictions on mail-in voting, fewer limits on money in politics, and an all-out attack on Washington, D.C.
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Freedom Caucus Rep. Confirms Marjorie Taylor Greene Was Voted Out

Rep. Andy Harris called the move "an appropriate action” following her spat with Rep. Lauren Boebert last month.
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GOP Muscles Censure Of Trump Impeachment Manager Adam Schiff Through The House

After failing last week, a milder admonishment of the California Democrat has been approved with only Republican votes.
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Republican Hard-Liners Back Off House Blockade

The House will resume voting on legislation, but right-wingers reserved the right to hold things up again.
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Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Decision Will Help Democrats’ Chances Of Reclaiming House

The shock ruling will start a domino effect, but how far the pieces tumble is up in the air.
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‘Hold The Floor’: Right-Wing Stages Blockade Of House As Payback For Kevin McCarthy

Conservatives can't stand that McCarthy cut a debt ceiling deal with Joe Biden that passed the House with Democratic votes.
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Right-Wing Backlash To Kevin McCarthy’s Debt Ceiling Deal Yet To Materialize

So far the Republican “reckoning” over the House speaker’s collab with President Joe Biden involves tanking a symbolic bill about gas stoves.
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Debt Ceiling Deal Clears House On Bipartisan Vote; Senate Up Next

Faced with a Monday deadline, a compromise bill with big spending cuts is halfway to President Joe Biden’s desk.
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