The right-wing House Freedom Caucus is leading a Republican push for significant cuts to appropriations bills.

School shootings and mass gun violence are still met with thoughts, prayers, and vague calls for mental health care, but no gun safety legislation.

The latest news impacting reproductive rights around the country.

The right wing would prefer another shutdown to a stopgap extension of government funding.

A three-judge panel of the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals overturned an injunction that had been placed on the Alabama law by a federal district judge.

Pennsylvania’s eight Republican representatives have filed more than 100 bills, but few would address the campaign priorities the party promised it would tackle.

Wisconsin’s six Republican representatives have filed more than 75 bills, but few would address the party’s promised priorities.

Currently only 18% of top House staffers are people of color.

The legislation would allow those with private insurance plans to receive a full year's worth of contraceptives at one time rather than be limited to a month-by-month supply.

Lawyers seek to stop Kentucky’s ban on gender-affirming care, Sen. J.D. Vance introduces a bill to ban all gender-affirming care, and more.

Vance's bill would criminalize the provision of puberty blockers and hormone treatments to most people under the age of 18.

Republicans in Congress have filed more than 30 federal bills to restrict reproductive choice.

Republican lawmakers want to cut taxes for the rich, ban books from schools, and pass anti-abortion legislation.

Landmark legislation enacted during the first two years of President Joe Biden’s first term has invested billions of dollars in infrastructure and jobs.

The bipartisan Pregnant Women in Custody Act would establish standards for medical care and nutrition for women in custody.

The Republican nominee for House speaker has written only eight laws in his eight terms in office.

House Republicans’ Stop the Sexualization of Children Act of 2022 would ban school discussions of sexual orientation or gender identity for children under 10.

The state’s Republican governor, Kristi Noem, championed the bill.

Republicans are chipping away at LGBTQ rights in state legislatures across the country.

If the bill passes, it will be yet another restriction in a state that already has multiple anti-abortion restrictions.

‘This is an assault on the craft of teaching,’ said a teacher in Tennessee. ‘It’s asking me to show up and ignore parts of my own identity.’

Police warned motorists to stay away amid reports of guns being brandished and fireworks going off as street racers clogged a stretch of interstate in Aurora, Colorado, on March 7.

Republicans acknowledged there were no serious signs of voting irregularities in the last election.

Tennessee is the only state in which lawmakers have filed a so-called bathroom bill every year since 2016.