Jonathan Nicholson

Trump supported Johnson and the GOP followed — an early sign of unity among House Republicans as they head into the new 119th Congress. Source link Jonathan Nicholson

Tesla CEO Elon Musk posted a very simple question Dec. 7 on his X (formerly Twitter) social media account: “Why are we doing this when our own country is so deeply in debt?” The object of Musk’s curiosity? International humanitarian

An important party panel picked Rep. Gerry Connolly over Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on Monday to lead fellow Democrats on the House Oversight Committee when the next Congress takes over in January. The Democratic Steering Committee, a group of House Democrats

Tax cuts. Sealing the border. Boosting the military. These are all things Republicans and president-elect Donald Trump have on their agenda for next year’s Congress. And with GOP control of the House and Senate, and Trump in the White House,

The apparent sympathy that Tulsi Gabbard, a former Democratic representative and GOP President-elect Donald Trump’s pick for national intelligence director, has expressed for now-deposed Syrian President Bashar Assad continues to trail her as she tries to round up support among

The veteran Kentucky senator stepped down from his perch as the top Republican senator after he froze up in front of cameras last year. Source link Jonathan Nicholson

There may be a tough fight coming soon over whether to allow the expiration of a set of income tax cuts for individuals put in place in 2017 ― something that Republicans claim would be disastrous for the U.S. economy.

Elon Musk, rocket and electric car company chief, sometime Internet troll and more recently Donald Trump’s point man for cutting alleged waste from the federal government, may be on the cusp of becoming something else: the country’s first real oligarch.

Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.) has been pushing the Washington Commanders NFL team to “restore” its former logo, which depicted a Native American, as it looks to find a new stadium. In 2020, bowing to years of public pressure and sponsors’

President Joe Biden’s administration wants Congress to maintain additional funding for the IRS to help it track down tax scofflaws and provide faster customer service, warning that letting the funding expire would add to the budget deficit. The Treasury Department’s