The Texas representative said that many of her Republican colleagues saw the ongoing chaos as a result of the president’s tariffs as ‘a problem’

D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser, city officials and healthcare providers Friday outside Children’s National Hospital in Northwest D.C. to amplify the voices of those who would most acutely feel cuts and to urge residents to take action.

Digital metadata indicates it was authored by the president of the Paragon Health Institute.

An intraparty battle has been brewing for some time, and now it’s coming to a head.

Florida lawmakers have given final approval to creating new hurdles for getting citizen-driven initiatives on the ballot before voters.

Trump on Thursday said Republicans in Congress “should start to think” about expelling Democrats who are pushing impeachment efforts against him.

After a frenzied week of small group meetings, leadership listening sessions and private committee discussions, House Republicans are still grappling with core disagreements over how they will extract $1.5 trillion in savings over the next decade. Questions over how to overhaul Medicaid and which tax provisions to pay for are front and center and the divides are still so entrenched that GOP members and aides aren’t ready to begin hearings next week on key elements of the bill.

Despite steep cuts to non-defense discretionary spending, huge military parade still being planned for president’s birthday in June

Education, health, climate and more on chopping block and 13% rise – to over a $1tn to Pentagon – in ‘skinny budget’

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House Republicans are starting to put some meat on the bones of their sweeping tax and spending cuts package, otherwise known as President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill.”

Jefferson Griffin has urged courts to throw out tens of thousands of North Carolina ballots in a test-run of Trump’s election-rigging strategy.

The Trump political attacks on Harvard and other universities isn’t conservative at all.

The rising tensions come as the tax-writing House Ways and Means Committee closes in on finalizing its portion of the GOP’s sprawling megabill.