Vote to expel Rep. Santos from House scheduled for FridayIf the vote to expel Santos is successful, he will become just the sixth person ever to be kicked out of the House of Representatives.
Biden would block bill to kick migrants out of national parkThe White House and House Republicans have remained at odds over an agreement to house 2,000 migrants on federal land.
Rep. George Santos faces very rare expulsion voteSantos could become just the third member of Congress in the last 160 years to be expelled.
Race for Congress 2024: Who's running? Who's retiring?Of the 33 senators whose terms are up after this year, seven have said they're not running for reelection.
NTSB warns Congress: Air safety showing 'clear signs of strain'Close encounters between aircraft are on the rise as Congress considers a new aviation bill that could help combat aviation workplace fatigue.
Speaker Johnson to make 44,000 hours of Jan. 6 footage publicAround 90 hours were released on a public committee website Friday, and the remaining 44,000 hours are set to be posted over the next few months.
What would it take to see more bipartisanship in Congress?Poll after poll has found Americans want lawmakers to work together, but changing the culture in the Capitol is hard.
Republican files resolution to expel Rep. Santos from HouseSantos has repeatedly refused to resign amid allegations of lying and lawbreaking, but he said he will not run for reelection.
Congress passes spending bill without aiding Ukraine, IsraelThe government has seemingly avoided yet another shutdown, but providing aid for Ukraine and Israel remains elusive.
Senate votes 87-11 to pass short-term government funding billThe Senate approved a short-term spending bill that was passed by the House on Tuesday. It now goes to President Biden for his signature.
GOP senator challenges Teamsters president to a fight during hearingFor a second time this year, Sen. Markwayne Mullin and Teamsters President Sean O'Brien got into a heated exchange during a hearing.
House approves funding bill 336-95 to keep government open for nowThe House passed legislation to keep the government open into 2024, despite Freedom Caucus opposition.
'QAnon Shaman' runs for Arizona congressional seatJacob Chansley previously called himself the "QAnon Shaman" but has since disavowed the QAnon movement.
What are the chances of a government shutdown?The federal government will run out of money at the end of this week if Congress does not act before then.
Sen. Joe Manchin announces he will not seek reelectionPrior to being elected to the U.S. Senate in 2010, Manchin served as the governor of West Virginia.
House Republicans subpoena Biden's son and brotherThe subpoenas are part of House Republicans' impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.
House passes $14B Israel military aid, excludes humanitarian fundingThe package from the Republican-controlled House does not include any humanitarian assistance for Gaza or funding for Ukraine.
Embattled Rep. George Santos survives House expulsion voteThe House of Representatives voted 213-179 against expelling Santos from Congress as federal charges against him accumulate.
Biden administration pushes split Congress over aid to Israel, UkraineDemocrats want an aid package for Israel, Ukraine, the Indo-Pacific region and the U.S. border, while Republicans want to focus on just Israel first.
Senators want insurers to cover over-the-counter birth controlAlthough birth control pills will be available over-the-counter, unless you live in several states, insurance won't be obligated to cover them.
House Republicans push to expel Rep. George Santos amid new chargesA resolution would require a two-thirds vote in the House of Representative for Santos to be expelled.
Tax companies questioned for allegedly divulging personal infoFive leading tax companies have until Nov. 8 to respond to questions from seven lawmakers concerned tax info is being divulged.
Rep. Mike Johnson elected speaker of the HouseJohnson emerged as the favorite of House Republicans due to his ability to unify the most conservative members of his party and the moderates.
Who is new House Speaker Mike Johnson?Republicans united behind Rep. Mike Johnson, who became House Speaker on Wednesday after the GOP ousted Rep. Kevin McCarthy three weeks ago.
Rep. Emmer drops out of House speaker race after getting nominationAlmost immediately after Republicans selected Emmer, his nomination faced pushback from former President Donald Trump.
House nears 3rd week without speaker; 9 Republicans announce candidacyFormer House Speaker Kevin McCarthy called the GOP's inability to select a new House speaker an embarrassment to Republicans.
House speaker race resets for Republicans after ousting Jim JordanThe search for a new U.S. House speaker continues after House Republicans expelled former Speaker Kevin McCarthy in a historic vote.
What does the speaker of the House actually do?Looking back on what the speaker actually does and how the role has changed dramatically over the years.
Jim Jordan ousted as Republicans' speaker-designeeAfter 25 party members voted for candidates other than Jordan, congressional Republicans voted in secret ballot to oust him as speaker-designee.
Is marijuana banking reform on the way?A new proposal would allow cannabis businesses to bank like everyone else — giving them access to deposit accounts, insurance and other services.
House of Representatives still without a speaker amid GOP turmoilRep. Jim Jordan has failed to secure the votes needed to obtain the leadership position on two occasions.
Republican who voted against Jordan for speaker receives death threatsRep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks initially backed Jordan in Tuesday's first round of votes but shifted her support to U.S. Rep. Kay Granger.
Rep. Jordan presses on with House speaker bid despite losing 2nd voteRepublican Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio failed to garner enough support in Wednesday's vote after again failing to sway his GOP colleagues in the House.
Biden's pick for ambassador to Israel faces Senate hearingJacob "Jack" Lew is a former Treasury secretary under President Barack Obama, but Republicans are wary of his controversial past with Iran.
