House Of Representatives

From Disappointment To Relief: How Ukraine's Political Fortunes Changed In A Week

Iran’s April 13 attack laid bare a double standard in support for Ukraine and Israel — but it also broke the logjam that had hurt the Eastern European country.
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Johnson Says He Has No Plans To Make It Harder To Boot Him From Speakership

Firebrand Georgia Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene said she wanted the party to meet on Johnson’s future but stopped short of saying she’ll try to force his ouster.
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Democrats Could Save Speaker Johnson — But Republicans Say That Would Doom Him

The speaker’s tenuous status within his own party leaves Democrats wondering how to navigate House GOP “cannibalism.”
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Speaker Mike Johnson Vows He Won't Resign As Threat To His Gavel Grows

With the House GOP looking to move on foreign aid packages, the Louisiana Republican is striking defiant tone.
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House Passes Surveillance Law Revamp Without Warrant Requirement Privacy Advocates Wanted

After a week of wrangling, the bill will go to the Senate with a shorter renewal period than originally sought.
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House Republicans Ready To Impeach Secretary Mayorkas, If They Have The Votes

Not since 1876 has a Cabinet secretary faced impeachment charges and it's the first time a sitting secretary is being impeached.
By Lisa Mascaro, AP

Biden Says He'd Veto Stand-Alone Bill Giving $17.6 Billion To Israel

The House's efforts are a “cynical political maneuver,” Biden's administration said.
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House Could Vote On Bill Expanding Child Tax Credit Refunds For Parents

The bill has broad bipartisan support, so it’s basically up to Speaker Mike Johnson whether it passes the House.
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House Speaker Johnson Says He’ll Stand By Spending Pact, Daring Party’s Right Wing To Oppose Him

With a partial government shutdown looming and his conference divided, an embattled Mike Johnson is picking a side — again.
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Mike Johnson’s Honeymoon As House Speaker Is So Over

Is divorce next for Kevin McCarthy’s replacement?
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