House Republicans

Some of the Republicans who voted for the bipartisan joint resolution will be part of a small group of lawmakers from both chambers that will question Trump at the White House about his decision to withdraw U.S. troops from the region.

"They know it. And all of you know. As a matter of fact, we continue to approach impeachment in a careful, considerate, thoughtful way," House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer told reporters.

The National Republican Congressional Committee made clear they believe that, based on their internal poll results, impeachment proceedings are a losing campaign topic for House Democrats.

The swing state's 9th Congressional District, typically a Republican stronghold, is up for Democrats to grab and widen their House majority in the do-over election that was scheduled after allegations of fraud in the 2018 election nullified the results.

Texas' Will Hurd, the former CIA agent and lone black House Republican, says he will not run for reelection in 2020.

House Republicans look to permanently eliminate gun-free school campuses across the country by reintroducing a bill to fully repeal the Gun-Free School Zones Act.

GOP Congressman Thomas Massie says he objected in order to "stop legislative malpractice."

While the gender wage gap is minimal among new staffers of both parties, reflecting equitable starting salaries, the gap widens over time.

Republicans failed to ask the FBI agent any questions about a national security threat posed by Russian interference in the 2016 election.

"If they're not here by July 6th," Meadows said of the documents, "Then certainly contempt and impeachment [of Rosenstein] will be in order."

"We're going to do what is required by rule of law," Rosenstein said of the Justice Department.

Rep. Bill Keating says "partisanship has trumped patriotism" after colleagues disagree with American intelligence that Russia's Putin sought to help Trump win.

The Texas congressman met with House Speaker Paul Ryan twice Wednesday night, according to reports.

House Republicans want to expand gun rights despite recent events.

Out of all the hotels in the nation's capital, the Republicans just happen to be enticing donors with a chance to win a weekend at—Trump International.

Accusations between Democrats and Republicans come a week after special counsel Robert Mueller moved forward with charges against Trump campaign members.

A fetal heartbeat bill would ban abortion after six weeks.

U.S. Representative Dana Rohrabacher questioned space experts about life on the planet.

Democrats shouldn't freak out yet. Despite Handel victory, they're running dramatically ahead of expectations.

Russia investigations, a lack of federal and Republican support and repeated leaks mean the president looks less and less in control.

Critics argue the bill will lead to hiked premiums for people with pre-existing conditions, despite Trump's promises to the contrary.

Supporters say they are very close and suggest a vote will happen, but it won't be during President Trump's first 100 days.

The more moderate Tuesday Group is proving to be a counterweight to the Freedom Caucus—and a possible partner for President Trump.

As the GOP pursues tax reform and spending cuts, divisions within the party threaten its ambitious agenda—and Ryan's power.

President Donald Trump wants to move on to tax reform, but that battle just got harder for the GOP.

The delay marks a setback for President Donald Trump, who campaigned on a promise to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.

The president bragged about his deal-making skills during the campaign. Now comes the moment of truth.

The "negotiation begins" now, the Kentucky Republican says.

Republicans are divided over the plan, with Senate moderates concerned it goes too far and House conservatives saying it does not go far enough.

Seventeen lawmakers sign on; sponsor says "many, many more" are interested.