Speaker of the House

"I rise today to serve notice: Mr. Speaker, you are out of compliance with the agreement that allowed you to assume this role," Matt Gaetz said on Tuesday.

Former House Speaker Pelosi said that Trump resembled "a scared puppy" during his Thursday arraignment hearing.

"If we could just get some of her testosterone put into McCarthy for the next 72 hours, maybe we salvage something," Bannon said.

Miles Taylor called the desire for Republicans to remain anonymous when criticizing Trump "insane hypocrisy."

"I got news for McCarthy...over our dead bodies will you do anything to Matt Gaetz," Bannon said.

"I'm livid over the thing and a lot of other people are, too," South Carolina Representative Ralph Norman told Newsweek. "It's not just Freedom Caucus."

On Tuesday evening House Speaker Kevin McCarthy canceled an event that Rep. Rashida Tlaib was set to host today at the U.S. Capitol with the purpose of mainstreaming her antisemitic historical revisionist views.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy slammed the Manhattan DA's investigation as an "outrageous abuse of power" after Trump said he expects to be arrested on Tuesday.

Gaetz said he "wanted a way to stop" Donald Trump from calling him.

Co-host Geraldo Rivera accused Gaetz of pretending to be a "thoughtful lawmaker" while he acts in a "flamboyant" and "controversial" way.

The House Ethics Committee has a new GOP chair who has been described as hyperpartisan, voting with his party 98 percent of the time.

The debt limit is McCarthy's first challenge as speaker, and experts say a failure this early in his speakership could set the tone for the rest of his tenure.

The 82-year-old was pictured with his wife, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, at a restaurant and on Broadway after he was brutally attacked in his home.

Greene, a Georgia Republican, is the most powerful Republican in the House of Representatives, according to former President Trump's niece.

Claims suggest House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's (R-CA) hard-fought seat could yet be pulled from under him by Democrats.

The rules package passed on Monday night has two key provisions that good government advocates fear will significantly weaken the little-known Office of Congressional Ethics, a stand-alone oversight body separate from the member-run House Ethics Committee.

To many, the week-long process of electing a speaker of the House seemed frustrating and pointless.

Republican Congressman George Santos has lost the confidence of some of his own party. But McCarthy needs him.

The former president said that the House "might have ended up with a Democrat" as speaker if not for his last-minute phone calls to holdouts.

The broader "thinking class" on the Right is simply not meeting the moment, and the speaker battle last week demonstrated as much.

"Running against Donald Trump and trying to win a Republican primary is just incredibly difficult to do," one professor told Newsweek.

Social media posts claim the Florida congressman changed tack after a hushed conversation with a mystery congressman.

Former GOP lawmaker Carlos Curbelo said Sunday that he believed Trump's endorsement only swayed "two or three" holdouts for McCarthy.

Cheney, who once worked side-by-side with McCarthy in GOP leadership, posted veiled criticism against the newly-elected House speaker.

The GOP lawmaker tweeted on Saturday that people need to "wait" and see what Republicans have in store for "Joe Biden and the radical left."

"Kind of a disgusting moment right there," David Jolly said Saturday. "And it also shows exactly the kind of person Kevin McCarthy is."

Many Twitter users praised the Democratic congresswoman, who also donned an orange blouse that matched the book's cover.

Not long after the tense exchange, Representative Kevin McCarthy, a California Republican, finally won the House speaker position.

It was House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, and not Nancy Pelosi, who handed the speaker's gavel to McCarthy early Saturday morning.

Greene was a consistent supporter of Kevin McCarthy as he fought to be elected speaker of the House of Representatives.