Six weeks into the 2025 legislative session, Rebecca Bextel sat on a couch in the state Capitol while lawmakers broke for lunch or scurried off to committee meetings.

There are now only two Republicans in Congress who have never backed a regular appropriations or stopgap spending law.

A GOP challenger to Rep. Andrew Clyde (R-GA) raised significantly more money than the incumbent congressman in the last ...

The president needs Republican unity to pass his legislative agenda. So when he noticed ructions on tariffs, he softened his ...

As traditional Republicans won leadership seats, attorney for state GOP called on county parties to disregard statute and ...

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In a matter of months, the subject became a highly charged debate that crossed party lines and united a younger generation of ...

The House of Representatives voted largely along party lines Thursday morning to pass a resolution establishing a budget ...

Republican lawmakers who have continued to give in to Donald Trump's demands could be making preparations for a potential ...

The 2025 legislative session was a slog, but Maryland Matters staff still had one thing to do: We fanned out to talk to ...

Frustrations are bubbling up among House Republicans after the conference — by the skin of its teeth — overcame internal ...

Senate Majority Leader John Thune pushed the budget resolution over the finish line after promising to adhere to the House's ...