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Rachael BadePolitico |
House GOP insiders view the new speaker as a man perpetually without a plan.
Intel Chair Mike Turner says he's confident Speaker Mike Johnson will allow a vote on a Senate aid package.
Both Mike Johnson and Mitch McConnell are facing fresh questions about their ability to lead.
The longshot notion underscores the increasingly desperate thinking around getting a Senate compromise through the House.
“We will have no further comment on this personnel matter,” the Maryland Democrat's office said.
A new NRSC ad boosts independent Kyrsten Sinema while slamming likely Democratic nominee Ruben Gallego.
The White House has blasted the new speaker's two-step stopgap, but congressional leaders have warmed up to it.
Former President Barack Obama suggested that in the case of the war between Israel and Hamas, “nobody’s hands are clean.”
The wonkish Louisiana conservative appears poised to break the House GOP's speaker stalemate.
The majority whip is battling a whisper campaign questioning his past support for the ex-president.
An unlikely centrist rebellion has backed Jim Jordan into a corner.
To win the speaker's gavel, the Ohio Republican might have to embrace the tough tactics he built his reputation on.
Lawmakers appear to have three options to move legislation without a permanent speaker, but they're all problematic.
Breaking down the brewing battle between Steve Scalise and Jim Jordan.
Rep. Matt Gaetz is expected to move against Kevin McCarthy as soon as Monday.
Past shutdown fights have been organized around a demand. This one is better understood as being centered on a long, nasty grudge.
If he pursues the hard-right approach, it’s DOA in the Senate, and a shutdown is inevitable. If he passes a bipartisan CR to fund the government,...
Speaker Kevin McCarthy boasts that House Republicans are “in a good place” on major spending bills. But serious questions remain about the...
Boxed in by conservatives as a shutdown looms, the embattled speaker is punching back.
Kevin McCarthy's odds of passing the deal between the House GOP's centrist and conservative wings faces a brutal vote-counting reality.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's big announcement raised more questions than it answered.
The interplay between the two most powerful Republicans on Capitol Hill has thus far been marked by agreement. That may be about to change.
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