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As Democrats wrestled with how to handle a politically thorny vote, Jeffries offered caucus forums but little guidance.

Dozens of lawmakers in both parties and chambers are clamoring to serve on the powerful panels in 2027.

The minority leader is letting his caucus hash out their Israel disagreements over a series of private conversations, withholding his own guidance for now.

Details of the former Republican majority leader’s condition, and the reason for the hospitalization, were not disclosed.

The panel, in a statement, said these records should be released by another congressional office.

Her endorsement could provide El-Sayed with a critical boost just over a month before the state’s Aug. 4 primary.

Speaker Mike Johnson and Senate Majority Leader John Thune are confronting the reality that ticking items off their pre-midterm to-do list is looking increasingly unattainable.

This week’s House meltdown is the latest evidence that serious lawmaking might be over for the 119th Congress.

The president is demanding the inclusion of mail-voting restrictions that are highly unpopular among some Republicans.

“Who needs Democrats when you have your own party derailing the Trump agenda,” Rep. Nicole Malliotakis said Tuesday.

Hakeem Jeffries wants to redraw New York congressional districts to give Democrats an edge — and he remains leery of a growing democratic socialism movement.

Fellow lawmakers welcomed the New Jersey Republican back from his four-month absence, but some wondered if he should have said more sooner.

Rep. Nancy Mace was the only member to vote "present."

The two lawmakers argued at a House Judiciary subcommittee hearing on sanctuary policies.

The annual Pentagon policy bill and State Department appropriations are among the immediate casualties.

A small but influential group of defense-minded Republicans is looking to extract concessions from the Trump administration on American defense of Europe.

The White House is putting political appointees in charge of approving federal grants.

The two-term Republican is New Jersey’s most vulnerable congressional incumbent.

The threats came a day after Speaker Mike Johnson moved to meet holdouts’ demands surrounding the SAVE America Act.

President Donald Trump’s signature election security bill is on track to derail the House's agenda for the rest of the week.