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The U. S. Judicial Conference has referred ex-federal judge Joshua Kindred to the House for possible impeachment due to sexual misconduct allegations. This rare move follows Kindred's resignation in July 2024.
Republican leaders avoid direct criticism of Trump's recent debate showing, differing from Democrats' open concern after Biden's June performance. The response highlights party dynamics and debate preparation importance.
Speaker Mike Johnson cancels vote on stopgap funding bill, citing need for consensus. With government shutdown looming, Republicans struggle to unite on spending measures and voter registration provisions.
House Speaker Mike Johnson abandons plans for a GOP-backed spending bill amid internal conflicts and Trump's demands. With a September 30 deadline approaching, bipartisan negotiations may be necessary to avert a government shutdown.
The U. S. House prepares to vote on a six-month funding bill with a controversial voter registration provision, facing opposition from Democrats and some Republicans as a government shutdown looms.
U. S. Congress awards gold medals to service members killed in 2021 Kabul bombing. Ceremony highlights ongoing debate over Afghanistan withdrawal as election approaches.
House Speaker Mike Johnson's proposal to avert a government shutdown encounters opposition from both parties. The plan, which includes controversial voter ID provisions, faces a critical procedural vote.
Ukraine is leveraging its evangelical community to garner support from US Republicans. This diplomatic effort aims to secure aid and counter anti-Ukrainian narratives within the GOP.
Congressional Gold Medal ceremony for 13 U. S. troops killed in Kabul sparks debate over Afghanistan withdrawal. Event highlights ongoing political divide as presidential campaign intensifies.
House Democratic leader opposes Speaker's plan linking government funding to citizenship proof for voter registration. The dispute complicates efforts to prevent a partial shutdown before October elections.
Republican officials promote concerns about non-citizen voting without evidence, combining immigration and election fraud narratives. Polls show persistent GOP skepticism about 2020 results despite lack of proof.
U. S. lawmakers return to address government funding before the September 30 deadline. Republicans and Democrats clash over stopgap bill duration and voter eligibility requirements, with elections looming.
House Republicans propose government funding extension with contentious citizenship proof for voter registration. Senate Democrats warn of increased shutdown risk due to partisan approach.
With elections approaching, both parties intensify efforts in key House and Senate races. Fundraising and voter enthusiasm become crucial as Democrats and Republicans vie for majority control in Congress.
As the 2024 U. S. election approaches, the topic of noncitizen voting gains attention. Republicans implement measures to prevent it, while Democrats argue these steps are unnecessary and potentially harmful.
Rep. Matt Gaetz confronts a primary opponent in Florida, while Senate and House races unfold across the state. Alaska's unique primary system sets stage for competitive House race.
Alaska's distinctive primary election for its U. S. House seat will select four candidates from a field of twelve. The state's unique voting system and key contenders shape this crucial political contest.
Key congressional contests in Maine, New York, Pennsylvania, Arizona, California, and Washington may shift House control. Democrats aim to flip four seats, while Republicans defend their majority.