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Hart blamed her loss on a “toxic campaign of political disinformation” that she said had “effectively silenced the voices of Iowans.”

"I cannot endorse the politically charged language present in this bill," stated Rep. Andy Harris after casting his vote against awarding the Congressional Gold Medal to the Capitol Police

The comprehensive reform bill aims to invalidate the recent surge of voting restrictions that Republicans are advocating for at the state level

The Georgia congresswoman blamed her situation on distortions by the media and "cancel culture." She never said, "I'm sorry."

Irony is deceased, declared several critics regarding Marjorie Taylor Greene's antics as a supporter of QAnon

During the second presidential impeachment proceedings, the lawmaker subtly yet deliberately made a fashion statement

A number of Republicans have expressed their backing for impeachment

A minimum of five Republicans have expressed their intention to collaborate with Democrats to impeach Trump once more

A majority in the House has voted in favor of urging the vice president to remove Donald Trump from office after the president encouraged a riot at the Capitol.

The decision is not a final ruling on the legality of Trump's plan to exclude undocumented immigrants from the census.

A delay of even three weeks would mean the Census Bureau would be turning in the numbers to a new president.

Merely two years after an unprecedented number of women secured congressional seats in the 2018 midterms, female candidates have set new records once again

The House of Representatives will include three Indigenous members from the Democratic party and three from the Republican party, marking the highest number ever present simultaneously

David Andhl had run for one of the two seats in his state's 8th District before passing away due to COVID-19 complications in October

House Democrats are seeking testimony from Don McGahn for their inquiry into possible obstruction of justice by President Trump

Alex Morse, the mayor of Holyoke, Massachusetts, allegedly utilized his authoritative role for "sexual benefit," according to claims made by the College Democrats of Massachusetts

The Supreme Court temporarily blocked the House from obtaining secret grand jury testimony from special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said she did not believe the president should pivot to reopening at the expense of emphasizing the need for more testing.

Beginning this week, laboratories nationwide will have the capacity to conduct coronavirus tests for as many as 4,000 individuals daily, according to the Trump administration

According to the 2-to-1 ruling, the House of Representatives has the right to access the portions of the testimony that were redacted

Democrats pushed to make sure a vote on President Trump's acquittal won't occur until after he delivers his State of the Union address before Congress.

Pat Cipollone, the White House counsel, criticized the basis of the allegations against Trump, asserting that the Democrats had not nearly met the criteria for impeachment

"We are concerned that the Administration took this action without the consultation of Congress," Pelosi wrote after the assassination of an Iranian military leader.