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House Republicans are set to pass legislation that would dramatically roll back government bureaucracy and put more control in the hands of elected officials.

House Republicans are intensifying their efforts to prevent bans on gas stoves by introducing legislation aimed at protecting the appliances.

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Rep. Mike Johnson, R-La., tore into "nameless, faceless bureaucrats" in the "administrative state" he says are circumventing Congress by making sweeping federal rules without congressional authority that burdens taxpayers and ultimately drove the country into trillions of dollars in debt.In a House Judiciary Committee hearing Wednesday discussing the Regulations from the Executive In Need of

Rep. Mike Johnson said in a House Judiciary Committee meeting Wednesday the "administrative state is out of control" and that Congress should pass the REINS Act.

The GOP is making moves to kill Biden's “administrative state" which it says is powerful enough to cripple American business but is shrouded from the public eye and congressional oversight.

Republicans in the House and Senate are increasingly taking shots at President Biden's "administrative state," which they say is powerful eno ...

(The Center Square) – U.S. House Republicans may get their debt limit spending bill across the finish line this week as the federal government faces a looming deadline to raise

Neomi Rao, the Trump administration’s regulatory “czar,” may soon have a new job. On Tuesday, she was nominated to fill the vacant seat on the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals left by now-Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Rao is a good choice for the D.C. Circuit, considered the second-most important court in the land. Her nomination, however, leaves a hole in the administration’s regulatory reform efforts.

The days are winding down in this years session and with only eight days left there is no slowing down in Frankfort. This past week, the General Assembly met in