Category: Congress

The South Carolina Republican’s media blitz urging more aggressive action in Iran drew backlash from anti-interventionists on the right.

The renewal of Section 702 surveillance authorities could hit the floor in mid-April.

The speaker suggested his members meant to decry “Sharia law,” not the Muslim faith.

House Appropriations Chair Tom Cole doesn't think Congress should find spending cuts to offset the total cost of the Middle East war and the military spending request lawmakers expect...

The president’s call for a near-total ban on mail voting is a hard sell, senior Republicans say.

Rep. Jodey Arrington said any pre-midterms reconciliation bill should focus on “fraud prevention.”

House Republicans would rather focus on affordability. And some Senate Republicans are defending mail voting.

The president focused on an elections bill as cost-of-living concerns weigh on the midterms.

War-related gasoline price impacts come as House Republicans plot how to sell voters on their megabill.

The majority leader said conversations are ongoing, but he remains skeptical the procedural tactic will get the result conservatives are hoping for.