House Republicans

Rep. Dan Goldman slammed Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene as "incompetent and unqualified" after she publicly admitted that she didn't read the entire budget bill.

Thomas Massie (R-KY) blasted the Trump administration's claim that the GOP's proposed "big, beautiful bill" would be deficit-neutral, calling the idea "a joke".

Social media users are mocking President Donald Trump for claiming that his proposed cuts to government funded food assistance programs would actually give Americans more access to food by helping decrease food prices nationwide.

As the GOP works to complete its "big, beautiful bill," Rep. Dan Crenshaw (R-TX) defended proposed work requirements for Medicaid recipients.

As House GOP members build a budget reconciliation bill, moderates have emerged as an unexpected roadblock to stripping Planned Parenthood's federal funding.

Speaker Mike Johnson defended efforts to attach work requirements to Medicaid, suggesting that young men are wasting their lives "playing video games all day."

As Speaker Johnson scrambles for budget votes, Greg Steube's frustration over his opposition to proxy voting for new moms boiled over.

Many House Republicans refused to support an anti-LGBTQ+ bill allowing the private right to take action against drag performers and promoters, preventing the bill from passing following a second reading.

The caution comes on the same day in which California Republican Jay Obernolte was called a nazi during a heated "community coffee"

House Republicans around the country have faced angry constituents in tense town hall meetings, but remain steadfast in their support for Elon Musk's DOGE.

President Donald Trump recently endorsed a budget resolution proposed by House Republicans which, if passed, would indicate major funding cuts towards Medicaid hence compromising access to healthcare for millions of Americans despite promising not to do so in an earlier interview.

After two days at the House Republican winter retreat, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene expressed frustration over a lack of progress on budget reconciliation.

Speaker faces uphill battle to unify shrinking GOP majority as key Republicans shift to Trump's cabinet.

The bill passed with 222 votes in favor and aims to ban the use of Latinx in official government documents

Republican Kentucky Congressman Brett Guthrie has confirmed that he contracted COVID-19 in an announcement he made via Twitter on Wednesday evening after managing a debate on the House floor.

Five Republicans are vying for the space left by former No. 2 Eric Cantor when he lost his primary race in a shocker to Tea Party upstart Dave Brat.

Obama said he thought Congress could still pass a legislative fix on immigration after House GOP leadership was shaken up by the primary loss of its No. 2.

Dave Brat ran on his opposition to immigration reform. But a new poll indicates that many voters in his Virginia district actually support a reform with a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.

Protections under Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals will start to expire in September. USCIS wants those seeking a renewal to apply between 120-150 days in advance.

49 percent of Latino voters said in the poll that they had voted for Republican candidates in the past. But large majorities indicated they would be less likely to favor Republicans in the future if they didn't act on immigration.

Under the delayed plan, Dreamers who received DACA and who are deemed to be in possession of "vital" skills could enlist in the military and eventually receive citizenship.

As Democrats and the Obama administration say they'll give House Republicans until August to move on immigration reform legislation, some immigrant advocacy groups are expressing anger and impatience, saying that more waiting is intolerable for those with skin in the game.

Cantor is facing a Tea Party challenge from a candidate who points to Cantor's putative support for citizenship for Dreamers.

If House Republicans don't pass immigration reform bills by the August recess, Obama is likely to take executive action. In the meantime, DHS head Jeh Johnson won't release recommendations on how to make department policy more "humane."

Senate Democrats say if House Republicans don't pass immigration reform before the August recess, Obama will take executive action.

Conservative Republicans who oppose immigration reform with "amnesty" for undocumented immigrants have held two separate meetings to discuss what they might do if House GOP leaders introduce such a bill.

Boehner's office says nothing has changed in the speaker's stance on immigration reform, a day after the Wall Street Journal reported he told an audience in Las Vegas he was "hellbent on getting it done".

House Republicans voted down a Democratic attempt to secure funding for a comprehensive immigration bill in what was broadly received as an attempt by Democrats to register GOP opposition to another immigration reform bill.

The first of three immigration-related bills -- which take aim at the president in part for his creation of DACA, defund an immigrant-advocate position within ICE, and require the Attorney General to report to Congress whenever a Justice Department official doesn't administer the law -- passed the House on Wednesday.

Rep. Paul Ryan says GOP leaders are still working on finding how much House Republican rank-and-file are willing to bend on immigration.