Steny Hoyer

Qatar Responds To Steny Hoyer’s Criticism Of Its Mediator Role In Gaza Cease-Fire Talks

“Blaming and threatening the mediator is not constructive,” the Embassy of Qatar in Washington, D.C., said in a statement.
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Rep. Steny Hoyer Ends Retirement Speculation

The powerful lawmaker stepped down from his role as House Majority Leader after the party lost its majority in the last election cycle.
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Democrat Schools Lauren Boebert In Awkward House Floor Debate

The Colorado Republican was unable to directly answer Rep. Steny Hoyer's repeated questions.
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House Republicans Take First Steps Toward A Possible Government Shutdown In October

They may have avoided a default on the national debt, but keeping the government open past Sept. 30 is looking tougher.
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Opinion: Congress Is Still Too Old And Too White. Send Help.

Nancy Pelosi is 82. Her second-in-command, Steny Hoyer, is 83. Both have agreed that it's time for a new generation to lead Congress. It's been time for years now.
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Feeling Bullish, Top Democrat Predicts Party Will Pick Up House Seats In November

History is still on the side of the GOP, but Rep. Steny Hoyer was feeling confident enough to list races he thought Democrats would win.
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House Democrats Struggle To Agree On Banning Stock Trading By Lawmakers

Time is running out for a vote, and there's muted opposition from lawmakers who think the restriction is not needed.
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House Democrats Consider Killing The Debt Limit

Congress could make debt ceiling standoffs a thing of the past.
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House To Vote On Stripping Marjorie Taylor Greene Of Committee Roles

The Georgia congresswoman is under fire for her incendiary social media posts.
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House Leadership Announces Upcoming Vote On D.C. Statehood

House Democrats and Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser announced a June 26 vote on whether to officially name D.C. the 51st state.
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