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Democrats would love to make the 2024 election cycle a referendum on abortion rights. The Republican Study Committee is making that easier.

His chairmanship could set up a potentially interesting situation involving 1st District Congressman Kevin Hern.

As we predicted at the end of the 117th Congress, 2023 was a year of progress for advocates of Pharmacy Benefit Manager (PBM) reform. Abusive practices by PBMs received...

Sixteen years ago, things looked bleak for Ed Buckham. The former chief of staff to the House Majority leader had...

The firebrand congresswoman has an infamous ally and her eye on higher office.

The U.S. House already is in deep into an investigation into whether Joe Biden should be impeached.

Leaders are trying to make sure the group thrives after Utah Republican John Curtis leaves the House.

An increasing number of lawmakers acknowledged Wednesday that another stopgap funding bill will be needed to avert a government shutdown, the same day a small group of conservatives in the House tanked a procedural vote in a sign of GOP opposition to a new spending deal. Leaders on both sides have voiced optimism about the…

The former president's allies warn it's a risky move, depending on “how much Donald Trump wants to keep a grudge.”