How many will lose health insurance under the Republican bill? The CBO says 13.7 million.
More than 500 rural hospitals could close due to Medicaid cuts.
By Jesse Valentine - May 23, 2025
More than 500 rural hospitals could close due to Medicaid cuts.
By Jesse Valentine - May 23, 2025
Bresnahan has not fulfilled a campaign pledge to ban stock trading by members of Congress.
By Jesse Valentine - May 21, 2025
The move has been criticized by voters across the political spectrum, including some on the far-right.
By Jesse Valentine - March 10, 2025
In January 2021, seven of the 11 California Republicans in Congress refused to certify the 2020 presidential election results, boosting former President Donald Trump’s false claim that he lost in a rigged vote.
By Yue Stella Yu, Cal Matters and Jenna Peterson, Cal Matters - October 24, 2024
U.S. House Democrats introduced a resolution Thursday that would clarify when health care providers can use abortion as emergency medical care amid a patchwork of state laws that has led to dozens of stories of women being turned away from emergency departments when experiencing complications or miscarriages.
By Jennifer Shutt, States Newsroom - September 12, 2024
Republican U.S. House candidate Joe Teirab’s anti-abortion views run so deep that he attributes his very existence to anti-abortion advocates.
By Michelle Griffith, Minnesota Reformer - August 16, 2024
Omaha area’s 2nd District U.S. House race is typically state’s closest fight
By Aaron Sanderford, Nebraska Examiner - May 21, 2024
Democrats from Ohio’s U.S. Congressional delegation want the right to contraception codified into federal law, an effort that’s now in its third attempt on Capitol Hill.
By Susan Tebben, Ohio Capital Journal - May 15, 2024
U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson said Thursday that it’s up to states and not Congress to preserve access to in vitro fertilization, weighing in on a growing national debate and campaign issue.
By Jennifer Shutt, States Newsroom - March 14, 2024
Ciscomani has accepted $4,800 from a lobbyist who sold out an Arizona water resource.
By Jesse Valentine - January 19, 2024
A series of shouting matches and physical altercations show that the party of Trump has abandoned any sense of decorum.
By Jesse Valentine - November 16, 2023
The U.S. Department of Education will not fund public schools that conduct firearms training, in compliance with a bipartisan gun safety law.
By Josh Israel - August 07, 2023
Currently only 18% of top House staffers are people of color.
By Oliver Willis - August 03, 2023
Republican lawmakers are touting money allocated to their states under the law as they work to cut its funding.
By Oliver Willis - July 18, 2023
The Florida governor traveled to Washington, D.C., to court endorsements for his rumored presidential bid.
By Emily Singer - April 19, 2023
A proposal to codify protections from discrimination on the basis of sex and gender identity in federal law previously stalled in the House.
By 19th News - April 01, 2023
Despite having a Republican majority in the House his entire time as a member of Congress, very few of the bills and resolutions he sponsored eventually passed.
By Josh Israel - March 17, 2023
The House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack has officially concluded business, although the effects its findings will have remain to be seen.
By Associated Press - January 03, 2023
With a narrow majority in the House and a 50-50 Senate, Democrats made significant progress on Biden’s agenda.
By Josh Israel - December 30, 2022
The Maryland representative and incoming ranking member of the House Oversight Committee will start receiving outpatient treatment in Washington for large B-cell lymphoma.
By Associated Press - December 29, 2022
The NAACP alleges that the Republican-led legislature in South Carolina made maps for U.S. House seats to purposely ‘render Black voters unable to meaningfully influence congressional elections’ in the state.
By Associated Press - November 30, 2022
McEachin had recently been reelected for a fourth time to represent the Congressional district comprising most of Richmond, Virginia’s state capital.
By Associated Press - November 29, 2022
Bank filings described as rare by Rep. James Comer occur 3.7 million times a year.
By Oliver Willis - November 21, 2022
House Republicans have a history of promoting conspiracy theories against Democratic presidents.
By Oliver Willis - November 18, 2022
Frost — previously an organizer for the gun reform advocacy group March For Our Lives — will be one of eight Democrats representing the Sunshine State in Congress, all in the House of Representatives.
By Associated Press - November 09, 2022
The Georgia Republican — who lost her committee seats thanks to her racist and violent social media comments — could be placed on the investigative House Oversight Committee if her party flips the House.
By Emily Singer - November 07, 2022
Experts say the cuts, which could include Medicare and Social Security, will cause an economic decline.
By Oliver Willis - October 27, 2022
Syracuse Right-to-Life claims New York congressional nominee Brandon Williams promised to ‘consistently’ back its agenda on its candidate questionnaire.
By Josh Israel - October 21, 2022
By unanimous consent, the bipartisan House Committee investigating the Capitol riots and insurrection is seeking the testimony of former President Donald Trump.
By Associated Press - October 21, 2022
House Republicans’ Stop the Sexualization of Children Act of 2022 would ban school discussions of sexual orientation or gender identity for children under 10.
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