Thomas Massie

Many Republicans have expressed their unsatisfaction with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's tentative debt ceiling deal with President Joe Biden.

The reported issue stems from the bill's proposals regarding electronically verifying if employees are allowed to work in the U.S.

Thomas Massie, who represents parts of the Louisville suburbs, is the latest GOP lawmaker under fire for a gun-filled holiday card.

The congressmen were caught on video in a heated exchange on Wednesday, with Massie arguing to arm teachers in schools in the face of gun violence.

The bill was introduced by Republican Representative Chris Smith who described the practice as "crimes against humanity."

Gaetz and 10 other House Republicans have called on Biden to end U.S. military and financial aid to Ukraine in their "Ukraine Fatigue Resolution."

The Republican representative warned on Monday that you "can't spend money you don't have or haven't borrowed" as a battle over the debt ceiling approaches.

Newly appointed House committee members pushing for more transparency could derail GOP legislation with dissent.

Ray Epps, a central figure in right-wing conspiracies about the FBI's involvement in January 6, denied having ever worked for the agency while under oath.

A video of House Republicans sharing Mountain Dew and squirted cheese at a party has gone viral.

The four Republicans voted against a bill seeking to reauthorize funding for the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom.

"The NYT can't lie about Ray Epps and call it a conspiracy theory," GOP Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene wrote.

The resolution condemning an uptick in antisemitism passed the House handily with one Republican voting no and others abstaining.

$40 billion worth of aid for Ukraine was has been blocked by Senator Rand Paul in Congress, but the bill is still likely to pass.

The pair of Republicans, along with Kentucky Rep. Tom Massie, were the only House members to vote against the trade-relations suspension approved Thursday.

The Republican congressional lawmakers voted against a House measure in support of preserving and investigating evidence of Russian war crimes in Ukraine.

The legislation, which also appears to have wide support in the Senate, would allow new taxes to be imposed on Russian and Belarusian imports.

Andrew S. Clyde, Thomas Massie and Chip Roy were the only lawmakers to vote no on passing the Emmett Till Antilynching Act on Monday.

The preparations came as the Pentagon is expected to deploy National Guard troops to Washington, D.C.

Massie said that because many Medicare recipients died of COVID, people shouldn't support Medicare for All. Many others pointed out his flawed reasoning.

"Has secession ever succeeded?" Massie asked on Twitter Thursday.

The normally fractious House of Representatives united in calling out the Olympic committee and demanding action against China's oppression of Uyghur Muslims.

The photo appeared to attract significant criticism on social media.

Manuel Oliver told CNN's Jim Acosta: "This is also something that should teach us who we should elect and not. It's a very nasty post."

Press Secretary Jen Psaki previously said mask mandates were "not the role of the federal government."

Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky was criticized for sharing the image showing a tattooed wrist, suggesting the U.S. is "no longer a free country."

Representative Thomas Massie said he's been informed that some service members will leave the armed forces if they're forced to get the vaccine.

The GOP congressman, who is co-sponsoring Marjorie Taylor Greene's Fire Fauci Act, told reporters he wanted to see evidence. "I can read data," he added, touting his master's in mechanical engineering.

A number of House Republicans were fined $500 this week after declining to wear masks in Congress.

"The fact that Fauci was ever paid with tax-payer money is an embarrassment to the United States of America," one Republican representative has written about the infectious diseases expert.