Republicans

Discharge Petitions Are Surging. Republican Defectors Say It’s Not Mike Johnson’s Fault.

By Avani Kalra

Trump’s Henry Cuellar Pardon Complicates Republicans’ Messaging Around His Race

By Riley Rogerson and Daniella Diaz

Trump’s USDA to Pause Funding for Blue States Over SNAP Data

By Raymond Fernández

The Plan to Address Expiring ACA Subsidies Is That There Is No Plan

By Ursula Perano, Daniella Diaz and Riley Rogerson

Steve Scalise Says Lawmakers Need to Stop Making Politics ‘Personal’

By Nora Toscano

The Republican Race to Replace Mitch McConnell Has Turned Into a Fight Over His Legacy

By Alex Roarty and Helen Huiskes

Marjorie Taylor Greene Announces Resignation, Blames Trump

By Mark Alfred

Cory Mills Was Caught With Sex Workers Before Mission to Afghanistan in 2021, Sources Say

By Reese Gorman

Sen. Bill Cassidy Takes Notice of the CDC’s Anti-Vaccine Language Change

By Margaret Manto

‘You Know How President Trump Is’: Republicans Say Trump Isn’t Actually Threatening Democrats

By Ursula Perano, Oriana González and Avani Kalra

Republicans Say They Want to Fix the Affordable Care Act. They Just Don’t Know What That Means.

By Riley Rogerson, Oriana González and Ursula Perano

Ethics Committee Opens Probe Into Rep. Cory Mills After Mace’s Censure Push

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

House Republicans Don’t Think Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Rift With Trump Is Permanent

By Avani Kalra

Republican Senators Want to Repeal the Phone Data Provision They Added to the Funding Bill

By Samuel Larreal and Ursula Perano

Federal Judges Block Texas Redistricting Effort in Major Blow to Trump

By Tyler Spence

Republicans Suddenly Say They’ve Always Supported Voting to Release the Epstein Files

By Riley Rogerson, Daniella Diaz and Avani Kalra

House Republicans Want to Force Congress to Revisit a Provision That Lets Senators Sue Over Their Data

By Samuel Larreal

Johnson Weathers Shutdown Storm With Gavel Firmly in Hand

By Oriana González, Riley Rogerson and Reese Gorman

Democrats Fume Over Rep. Luna’s ‘Grotesque’ Invite to Germany’s Far-Right Party

By Hamed Ahmadi

Trump Says Longtime Ally Marjorie Taylor Greene Has ‘Lost Her Way’

By Tyler Spence

House Republicans Will Rely on Their Own Conference to Pass Shutdown Bill

By Reese Gorman

New England Loves Its Moderate Republican Governors

By Torrie Herrington

Hopes for End-of-Week Shutdown Fix Fizzle Out

By Ursula Perano and Tyler Spence

Republicans Lost Non-White Trump Voters. Some Say That Should Be a ‘Wake Up Call.’

By Christa Dutton and Shifra Dayak

More Republicans Are Open to Nuking the Filibuster After Trump’s Push

By Em Luetkemeyer

Marjorie Taylor Greene Is Telling People She Wants to Run for President

By Reese Gorman

North Carolina House Republicans Want the National Guard in Charlotte

By Christa Dutton

Trump Escalates Pressure Campaign on Senators to Nuke the Filibuster After Election Night Losses

By Violet Jira and Jasmine Wright

Tim Scott Hits Back at Nancy Mace Over Congresswoman’s Airport Saga

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

Jon Husted Likes His Chances

By Tyler Spence

Sen. John Curtis Calls on Speaker Mike Johnson to Bring the House Back

By Helen Huiskes

Republican Leadership Rejects Trump Push to Nuke the Filibuster

By Ursula Perano and Riley Rogerson

A Fundraiser Convicted of Defrauding ‘Vulnerable’ Victims Is Back — and Making Millions From Republican Campaigns

By Dave Levinthal

ACA Open Enrollment Starts Soon. Republicans Don’t Want to Talk ACA Subsidies.

By Manuela Silva and Daniella Diaz

Senators Leave Town Cautiously Optimistic That Shutdown Talks Are Progressing

By Ursula Perano and Riley Rogerson

Some House Republicans Are Ready to Come Back. Mike Johnson Says Not Yet.

By Em Luetkemeyer and Daniella Diaz

Senate Republicans Block Democratic Effort to Fund SNAP During the Shutdown

By Oriana González and Avani Kalra

Vance Tried to Keep Republicans in Line on Brazil Tariffs. Five Voted Against Them.

By Christa Dutton and Jade Lozada

Johnson Says He Talked to Trump About Why He Can’t Run for a Third Term

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

Indiana Governor Calls Special Session to Push Republicans Into Redistricting

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

Winsome Earle-Sears’ Official Schedule Is Empty for Months at a Time

By Dave Levinthal

Shutdown Negotiations Are at a Standstill. So Is Everything Else in the House.

By Riley Rogerson and Avani Kalra

Nearly All of This GOP Congressional Candidate’s Net Worth Is Invested in a Single Stock

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

Indiana Republicans Say the ‘Votes Aren’t There’ for Trump’s Redistricting Push

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

Ohio Is Poised to Gain More Republican-Friendly House Seats

By Tyler Spence

Some House Republicans Push Back on Trump’s $100,000 Fee for H-1B Visas

By Jackie Llanos

Trump’s Budget Law ‘Solidified’ a Georgia Hospital’s Decision to Shutter Its Delivery Unit

By Torrence Banks

Republicans Concede They Will Need to Extend Their Funding Patch Deadline — And Soon

By Em Luetkemeyer and Helen Huiskes

GOP Senators Ready to Dump Trump Nominee With Self-Proclaimed ‘Nazi Streak’

By Em Luetkemeyer

Republicans Believe a John Sununu Senate Bid Would Make the Race a ‘Top Pickup Opportunity’

By Reese Gorman

Rand Paul Thought He Could Get Away with Bucking Trump. He Was Wrong.

By Riley Rogerson and Em Luetkemeyer

Trump Posts Bizarre AI Video of Himself Bombing ‘No Kings’ Protesters With Brown Sludge

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

Republican Frustration With Kristi Noem Has Reached a Boiling Point

By Reese Gorman and Anna Kramer

Republican Lawmaker Blames Coordinated ‘Ruse’ for Swastika-Emblazoned Flag in His Office

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

The Senate Tries Another Approach to Fund the Government – and Fails

By Em Luetkemeyer, Helen Huiskes, Avani Kalra and Tyler Spence

Republicans Silent on Deportations of Iranian Christians

By Haley Byrd Wilt and Jade Lozada

Vance to Critics of Young Republicans’ Racist Group Chat: ‘Grow Up!’

By Brett Bachman

Young Republicans Demand Resignation of Leaders Allegedly Involved in Racist Group Chat

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

The Top Oversight Democrat Is Demanding to Schedule Ghislaine Maxwell’s Deposition

By Manuela Silva and Riley Rogerson

House Republicans Want to Force an Overhaul of Doctors’ Abortion Training

By Oriana González

NRCC Pressured Liberal Group to Modify TV Spots Attacking Republicans

By Alex Roarty

Republicans Back Trump’s Deployment of Troops to Chicago — For Now

By Haley Byrd Wilt

Republican Leaders Say Federal Workers Should Get Back Pay After Shutdown

By Em Luetkemeyer

House Republicans Call for FDA Layoffs Over Approval of a New Abortion Pill

By Christa Dutton

Senate Republican Leadership Says They Won’t Nuke the Filibuster to End the Shutdown

By Ursula Perano and Riley Rogerson

Republicans Troll Democrats With Looped Videos Around the Capitol and White House

By Em Luetkemeyer and Violet Jira

The White House Wants to Make the Shutdown Painful. Republicans Say That’s on Democrats.

By Em Luetkemeyer, Torrence Banks and Reese Gorman

Will Jeff Flake Run for Office Again? His Campaign Is Leaving the Door Open.

By Dave Levinthal

‘Don’t Fly to Cancun’: House Republicans Stay Out of Sight — and Out of Washington — During the Shutdown

By Riley Rogerson, Reese Gorman, Avani Kalra and Tyler Spence

A Native American Nation Says a Republican Lawmaker Is Blocking It From Getting Its Land

By Em Luetkemeyer

ESPN Football Analyst ‘Considering’ a Run for Tuberville’s Senate Seat

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

Democrats Say They Won’t Budge on Health Care Demands But Want a ‘Good Faith Negotiation’ to Avoid a Shutdown

By Oriana González and Daniella Diaz

Newly Released Epstein Estate Documents Mention Elon Musk

By Oriana González and Daniella Diaz

‘Fascism’ Is Republicans’ New F-Word. Democrats Aren’t Deterred.

By Alex Roarty

‘Trumped Up’: Democrats Fume as Republicans Take a Victory Lap Over Comey Indictment

By Riley Rogerson

Trump Says ‘Bad Things’ Could Happen to ‘The Left’

By Violet Jira

JD Vance Blames Democrats for the Fatal North Carolina Stabbing

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

Oklahoma’s MAGA-Loving School Superintendent Ryan Walters Is Resigning

By Reese Gorman and Em Luetkemeyer

The Justice Department Had 36 Lawyers Fighting Corruption Full-Time. Under Trump, It’s Down to Two.

By Jose Pagliery

Republicans’ CR Quietly Includes Funding for Mississippi’s Water Crisis

By Torrence Banks

Democrats Split on a Resolution Honoring Charlie Kirk

By Riley Rogerson, Daniella Diaz and Oriana González

Republican Campaigns Are Already Seeing Signs That Charlie Kirk’s Death Is Galvanizing the Youth Vote

By Alex Roarty

Republicans Want Vengeance for Charlie Kirk’s Murder. But From Whom?

By Emily Kennard

Trump Walks Republicans Into a Free Speech Quagmire

By Evan McMorris-Santoro

House Republicans Release Seven-Week Stopgap Funding Bill That Includes Millions for Security

By Daniella Diaz and Em Luetkemeyer

Anti-Trans Ads Are Already Making An Appearance In Oklahoma’s Republican Gubernatorial Primary

Speaker Mike Johnson Confirms ACA Subsidy Extension Won’t Be In Short-Term Funding Bill

By Reese Gorman

Utah Governor Implores People to Dial Down Rhetoric After Charlie Kirk’s Assassination

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

Senate Republicans Change the Rules to Speed Up Trump Nominees

By Ursula Perano and Helen Huiskes

Congress Is Facing Escalating Political Violence — And Doesn’t Know How to Stop It

By Daniella Diaz

‘Violence Will Not Silence Us’ Says Lawmaker Who Represents District Where Charlie Kirk Was Assassinated

By Samuel Larreal and Riley Rogerson

Some Republicans Say Democrats ‘Own’ Charlie Kirk’s Killing

By Anna Kramer, Oriana González and Riley Rogerson

Senate Republicans Block a Democrat-Led Effort to Release the Epstein Files

By Helen Huiskes

Lawsuit: Directives to Fire FBI Agents ‘Were Coming from the White House’

By Jose Pagliery

Thom Tillis Says He Doesn’t Want a White House Crackdown on Charlotte

By Helen Huiskes

‘Hell No’: Freedom Caucus Members Vow to Block Any Health Care Subsidy Extension

By Reese Gorman

‘Hope Is Not a Plan’: Lawmakers Are Starting to Rally Around a Short-Term Funding Plan to Avoid a Shutdown

By Em Luetkemeyer, Helen Huiskes and Daniella Diaz

California Republicans Say the Redistricting Battle Should Play Out in the State Rather than Congress

By Samuel Larreal

Trump Signed an Executive Order to Rename the Department of Defense

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

Republicans’ Senate Campaign Arm Tells Donors They Are Confident in Their Iowa Chances

By Reese Gorman

Arizona Republicans Question Whether Andy Biggs Can Win a General Election

By Reese Gorman and Alex Roarty

Thom Tillis: I Won’t Consider a Replacement for Fed Governor Lisa Cook

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

White House Tells Republicans to Focus Midterm Message on Tax Cuts, Not Medicaid Cuts

By Reese Gorman

Epstein Document Dump Complicates Massie’s Discharge Petition Drive

By Daniella Diaz and Riley Rogerson

Oversight Republicans Drop 30,000 Pages of Epstein Documents

By Daniella Diaz and Riley Rogerson

Michael Whatley Is Throwing Out the Tillis Playbook in North Carolina

By Reese Gorman

Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst Will Not Run for Reelection, Sources Say

By Helen Huiskes and Reese Gorman

‘Shame, Shame, Shame’: Sen. Susan Collins Heckled at Maine Ribbon-Cutting

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

Forget Retirement: Older Lawmakers Want to Stay in Congress

By Em Luetkemeyer

Ryan Walters’ Record Is Making Education a Key Part of Oklahoma’s Gubernatorial Race

By Em Luetkemeyer

Rep. Mark Alford Distances Himself From Trump at Surprisingly Civil Town Hall

By Em Luetkemeyer

‘A Constant Fight’: How a Freedom Caucus Exodus Could Reshape Congress — And State Governments

By Riley Rogerson

Linda McMahon Didn’t Want Oklahoma’s MAGA Superintendent At Her State Visit

By Reese Gorman

Democratic Group Files Ethics Complaint Against Rep. Rob Bresnahan Over Private Helicopter Disclosure

By Dave Levinthal

‘I Can Still Win’: Thomas Massie Is Enjoying This

By Haley Byrd Wilt

California Republicans File Lawsuit to Delay Democrats’ Redistricting Effort

By Margaret Manto

Lawmakers’ New Botched Stock Disclosure Scapegoat: Financial Advisers

By Dave Levinthal

Congressional Book Club: Lawmakers Earn Big Money from Author Side Hustles

By Dave Levinthal

Republicans Say They Want to Confirm Trump’s Nominees Faster. Do They Have the Votes to Change Senate Rules?

By Ursula Perano

Texas AG Ken Paxton Asks Judge to Jail Beto O’Rourke Over Fundraising Appeals for Quorum-Breaking Democrats

By Nuha Dolby

Doug LaMalfa Just Became the Latest Republican to Face Furious Town Hall Constituents

By Em Luetkemeyer

Team of Rivals? Inside the Weird Super PAC Pitch in the Kentucky GOP’s Senate Race.

By Reese Gorman

‘It’s Good Politics’: Anti-Abortion Advocates Are Trying to Ride Anti-Trans Sentiment Next November

By Oriana González

Missouri Could Be the Next Front in the National Redistricting Battle

By Emily Kennard

Rep. Mike Flood’s Town Hall Derails as Angry Constituents Shout Him Down

By Lissandra Villa de Petrzelka

Some Republicans Want to Take the Wheel on D.C. Traffic Laws

By Emily Kennard

Republicans Try Work-Arounds to In-Person Town Halls

By Emily Kennard

Senate Republicans Side With Trump and Acknowledge Starvation in Gaza

By Em Luetkemeyer and Helen Huiskes

The White House Is Pushing Republicans to ‘Defund’ Gender-Affirming Care Through Appropriations Bills

By Oriana González

Republicans Reckon With the End of USAID

By Haley Byrd Wilt

Some Republicans Say Elon Musk’s America Party Could be a Real Threat

By Violet Jira

Southern Republicans Say Abortion Won’t Be ‘Much of an Issue’ in 2026

By Torrence Banks

Republican Rep. Don Bacon to Announce Retirement from Congress

By Reese Gorman and Alex Roarty

Senate Republicans Hit the Gas on Reconciliation Despite Doubts They Have the Votes

By Helen Huiskes, Riley Rogerson and Ursula Perano

Most Republicans Say the Border Wall is Worth the Cost. Rand Paul Isn’t so Sure.

By Casey Murray

‘I Just Want Finality': Some GOP Senators Are Tired of Trump’s TikTok Extensions

By Samuel Larreal

Contentious Tucker Carlson–Ted Cruz Interview Puts MAGA Split on Full Display

By Nuha Dolby

As Trump Weighs an Iran Strike, Republican Senators Focus on Biden’s Mental Ability

By Haley Byrd Wilt

Steve Bannon Predicts Most of MAGA World Will ‘Get on Board’ with Trump on Iran

By Violet Jira

Winsome Earle-Sears Touts Her Business Background. The Reviews Weren’t Great.

By Dave Levinthal

House Republicans Think Their Crypto Bill Stands a Better Chance Under Trump

By Samuel Larreal

Susan Collins Says Proposed NIH Cuts Are ‘Disturbing’

By Margaret Manto

Moderate Republicans Say They’re Worried About Rescissions — But Will They Vote No?

By Riley Rogerson and Daniella Diaz

Senate Republicans Seem Far Apart on Their Spending Cut Demands

By Helen Huiskes and Ursula Perano

‘I Didn’t Love the Bill’: How Republicans Are Coping With Reconciliation Fallout

By Daniella Diaz

Another MAGA Candidate Could Scramble the Texas Senate Primary

By Casey Murray

Scalise Says House Republicans Will Turn Their Attention to Government Spending

By Reese Gorman and Daniella Diaz

The Supreme Court Blocked a Public Religious Charter School. Republicans Say the Fight Isn’t Over.

By Em Luetkemeyer

House Passes Trump’s ‘One Big, Beautiful Bill’ After Legislative Mad Dash

By Daniella Diaz, Reese Gorman, Riley Rogerson and Katherine Swartz

Republican Hard-Liners’ Trump-Loving Districts Are Questioning Reconciliation Bill Delays

By Calen Razor

Democrats Say Republicans’ Reconciliation Negotiations Are a Messaging Goldmine

By Shifra Dayak

Republican Senators Were Caught Off Guard By Trump’s ‘Gold Card’ Trial

By Emily Kennard

House Republicans Are Targeting Three Districts For Their Hispanic Voters

By Daniella Diaz and Alex Roarty

The Activist Who Persuaded Republicans To Target Trans Rights

By Liz Skalka

Tom Cole’s Bipartisan Reputation Gets Put to the Test in Trump’s Partisan Washington

By Em Luetkemeyer

Republicans Swear They’re Getting Closer to Passing Their Reconciliation Bill

By Daniella Diaz

Trump’s Immigration Policies Could Threaten Republicans’ Gains With Venezuelan Americans

By Casey Murray

Republicans Say Deportation ‘Hiccups’ Are Acceptable to Advance Trump’s Agenda

By Emily Kennard

GOP Moderates Begin to Voice Opposition to Defunding Planned Parenthood in Reconciliation

By Oriana González and Reese Gorman

A Republican Lawmaker Says He’s Working With Trump to Make It Easier for Immigrants to Work Legally

By Emily Kennard

How the Senate’s Top Republican Trump Critic Avoided Becoming a Political Pariah

By Riley Rogerson and Ursula Perano

Republican Lawmakers Love Trump’s Idea to Pay Immigrants to Self-Deport

By Casey Murray, Emily Kennard and Ursula Perano

Republicans Have Long Decried Political Bias at the IRS, But See Trump’s Fight With Harvard Differently

By Haley Byrd Wilt

Virginia Republicans Say the Lieutenant Governor’s Race Is Becoming a Distraction

By Amelia Benavides-Colón

‘There’s a Lot Keeping Me Up’: Lisa Murkowski Says Alaskans Are Worried About Trump’s Policies

By Riley Rogerson

Hill Republicans Love Trump’s 2028 Merch But Aren’t Lining Up to Wear It

By Torrence Banks

Conservatives Want To Curb the Power of the Courts They Spent Years Reshaping

By Emily Kennard

NRCC Chair Richard Hudson Says He Didn’t Understand Trump’s Call to Deport U.S. Citizens

By Calen Razor

The House Freedom Caucus and the 10-Year Battle Between ‘Yes’ and ‘No’

By Katherine Swartz and Ben T.N. Mause

Three Out of Four of Congress’ Dentists Agree: Fluoride Should Stay in Drinking Water

By Emily Kennard

Passing a Budget Was Hard for Republicans. Reconciliation Will Be Much More Difficult.

By Ursula Perano

Republicans In Congress Give Trump Cover For His Trade War With China

By Torrence Banks and Shifra Dayak

Trump’s Tariff Flip Caused Market Whiplash. Republicans Say That Means It’s Working.

By Emily Kennard, Torrence Banks and Helen Huiskes

Republican Lawmakers Celebrate Trump’s Tariff Pause

By Shifra Dayak, Torrence Banks and Katherine Swartz

Trump’s Tariffs Are Costing Republican Donors. Will They Cost GOP Campaigns Next?

By Alex Roarty and Taylor Giorno

Trump’s Renewed Push to Limit Voting by Mail Could Hurt His Party

By Shifra Dayak

Texas Democrats Are Already Dreaming About a Senate Race Against Ken Paxton

By Casey Murray

Republicans Face a Familiar Hurdle for Reconciliation: A Stubborn House GOP

By Riley Rogerson

Republican Senators Think They’re Finally on Track With Reconciliation

By Ursula Perano and Ben T.N. Mause

‘We Put Him There’: Some Republicans Say Trump Should Answer for Mistaken Deportation

By Casey Murray

Republicans in Congress Can Stop Trump’s Tariffs — But They Don’t Want To

By Emily Kennard, Helen Huiskes and Haley Byrd Wilt

There Is Something Strange Happening With Ronny Jackson’s Legal Expenses

By Claire Heddles