Congresswoman with Neurological Disorder Makes History, Uses AI Tool to Mimic Own Voice in House Floor Speech
A congresswoman with a neurological disorder that impacts her voice used an AI tool to mimic her own voice in her House farewell speech.
Republicans to Hold Taxpayer-Funded Retreat at Trump Luxury Golf Resort
This year's House Republican retreat will be held at the Doral golf resort and will be paid for, in part, with money collected from taxpayers.
Latino Representation in the House Drops Despite Historic Wins
The breakthroughs include the election of the first Latina to represent New Jersey in Congress and the first out queer Latina elected to represent Washington's 6th District.
Several House Republicans Plan to Break From Trump and Block Key Request to Appointing Gaetz as AG: Report
House Speaker Johnson's ability to secure a House recess vote is uncertain, as even a small number of GOP defectors could derail the process
Transgender House Member Says She's 'Not Here to Fight About Bathrooms', Will Follow Speaker Johnson's Rules
McBride also went on to say that the discussion around the usage of bathrooms in Congress is an "effort to distract from real issues facing this country"
Republican Lawmaker Responds to Historic Election of Trans Congress Member by Introducing Anti-Trans Bathroom Bill
A Republican lawmaker introduced a bill to ban transgender women from using the Capitol's female restrooms as a transgender lawmaker is set to take office.
Dems Flip Red Louisiana District That Hasn't Elected a Full-Term Democrat In 50 Years
The Democratic Party was able to win the seat for the representative of Louisiana's 6th congressional district for the second time in 50 years.
Disgraced Republican Who Voted to Repeal Obamacare Now Needs Money For Medical Expenses After Polo Accident
Friends and loved ones of a former U.S. Representative who voted to repeal the Affordable Care Act are now raising funds to pay for his medical bills after he fell off of a horse during a polo tournament.
Democrat Flips Republican Seat to Become First Black Lawmaker to Represent Oregon in Congress
Oregon elected its first Black representative on Tuesday, flipping the seat from Republican to Democrat after a Republican representative won its election in 2022.
Texans Favored Incumbents on Election Day With Ted Cruz, Henry Cuellar Among The High-Profile Victors
Representatives Chip Roy, Tony Gonzales, Vicente González and Greg Casar also succeeded in fending off challengers for their seats in the House
The First Gen Z to Reach Congress Won Reelection for the Democratic Party in Florida's 10th District
Maxwell Frost, who has Puerto Rican, Lebanese and Haitian heritage, advocated intensely against Florida's anti-LGBTQ bills during his first term
Florida's First Ever Puerto Rican Congressman has Been Re Elected for a Fifth Term
Democratic U.S. Rep. Darren Soto secured a win over Republican Thomas Chalifoux with 55.05% of the vote
Matt Gaetz Wins Re-election in Florida's District 1 Amid Controversy and Focus on Immigration Policy
Gaetz secured a fifth term in Congress by advocating strict immigration policies and cutting funding to NGOs that help immigrants.
Embattled Democratic Lawmaker Henry Cuellar Secures Reelection Despite Federal Bribery Charges
Cuellar maintained high levels of support amid ongoing legal challenges.
With Several Races Going Down to the Wire, House Control Could be in Limbo for Weeks
Democrats need to win five more seats than they did in 2022 to regain their majority from their Republican counterparts
These 10 Democrats Are At Serious Risk Losing Their House Seats in 'Toss Up' Elections
Nonpartisan forecaster The Cook Political Report claims there are 22 extremely close competitive races in the Lower House, with 12 Republican incumbents also at risk or losing their seats
The 12 Republicans At Serious Risk of Losing Their House Seats in 'Toss Up' Elections
Nonpartisan forecaster The Cook Political Report claims there are 22 extremely close competitive races in the Lower House, with 10 Democratic incumbents also at risk or losing their seats
California Latino Voters Favor Democrats in Five Pivotal Congressional District Races, Poll Shows
These congressional districts could be key to determining which party controls the U.S. House of Representatives next term
Republicans Give FCC Hard Deadline to Hand Over Documents Related to George Soros
The House Oversight Committee is investigating what it deemed as an "apparent attempt" to "interfere in the 2024 elections"
Matt Gaetz Rejects Having Sexual Encounters with Minors in Scathing Letter to House Ethics Committee
The Florida Rep. added that he will no longer voluntarily cooperate with a House Ethics Committee investigation into his conduct
House Republicans fail to pass bill linking temporary government funding to citizenship check for potential voters
Next steps are not clear as lawmakers are far from completing the appropriations bills needed to fund the federal government through the next fiscal year
Bipartisan House resolution urges visa revocation for foreign officials using Cuban medical brigades
Officials condemn Cuba for what they describe as the exploitation of medical personnel and denounce the regime's alleged human trafficking activities
New York inmate serving 20-year sentence allowed to run for office in Alaska
A man serving a 20-year sentence in New York can run for office in Alaska and will appear on the ballot this upcoming election, thanks to a new ruling.
Mike Johnson scrambles to endorse Republican candidate in tight New Mexico House race
Johnson recently endorsed Yvette Herrell in one of the most hotly-contested House races this year, which could determine who gains control of the chamber
As House passes bill expanding proof of citizenship to vote, critics says it aggravates racial disparities
"The noncitizen nonsense is a broad and orchestrated attack on the legitimacy of Latino voters" said Juan Espinoza of UnidosUS
Democratic leaders pushing for vote against GOP bill banning non-citizen voting in local elections
The strategy could see some Democrats splitting from the party line as they face vulnerable electoral scenarios in their districts
Biden Urges House Vote On Ukraine Aid As Republican Chief Stalls
President Joe Biden on Wednesday urged the US House of Representatives to vote immediately on billions of dollars in Ukraine aid, as the chamber's Republican speaker hesitates in the face of pressure from Donald Trump and his allies.
As U.S. House Passes Bill that Could Ban TikTok, Latinos Contemplate Losing an App They Disproportionately Use
A recent study showed that almost half of all Latino adults use TikTok, more than any other demographic
New Congressional War Room Targets Hispanic and Latino Voters in Key Races Through Spanglish
"Our Lucha" war room is one of the latest efforts by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus to connect with Hispanic and Latino voters
NY Special Election: Five Takeaways of Suozzi's Victory and Democrats' Recapture of the House Seat
Democrat Tom Suozzi won a special election in New York last night, replacing disgraced politician George Santos in Long Island and parts of Queens