House Democrat abandons DOGE caucus, says Elon Musk 'set on burning down' government
The caucus, chaired by Rep. Aaron Bean, R-Fla., promises to usher in “sweeping common-sense reform” by fostering a partnership between Congress and DOGE, an advisory committee for President Donald Trump. This mission, according to Rep. Hoyle, would be simple if left to elected officials.
Rep. Jared Golden (D-Maine) expressed frustration with the Democratic Party’s response to President Trump’s actions during ...
An early analysis from the Cook Political Report found that there are 39 Democratic seats considered competitive compared to ...
Minnesota House Democrats returned to the state Capitol on Thursday after reaching a power-sharing agreement with Republicans ...
Top House Democrats are pushing back hard against accusations from Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) that they’ve walked away from the negotiations over government spending, saying it’s Republicans who ...
The $425M bill would give the Healey administration new, but temporary, authority to restrict eligibility for state emergency shelters.
House Judiciary Democrats sent a terse letter Friday to Attorney General Pam Bondi, expressing concerns that Elon Musk’s role at DOGE creates "conflicts of interest." ...
In a press conference at the Oregon State Capitol, Republican party leaders blamed high taxes and excessive regulations for ...
Four candidates qualified to run for the Florida House District 32 seat, which Debbie Mayfield plans to resign from to run ...
The House passed a GOP-led bill on Friday to prevent presidents from placing bans on fracking before receiving congressional approval.
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