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January 6

Republican congressman hospitalized after car accident, sources say

Rep. Jim Baird hospitalized after car accident, reported in stable condition. Indiana Republican congressman remains responsive following the incident.

January 6

House GOP Rep Doug LaMalfa dead at 65

California Congressman Doug LaMalfa has passed away at age 65.

January 6

Trump continues lambasting incumbent Republican Thomas Massie as challenger files to enter race

President Donald Trump lambasted GOP Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky again on Truth Social, while again expressing his support for challenger Ed Gallrein.

January 5

Corporation for Public Broadcasting board votes to dissolve organization after Congress defunds NPR, PBS

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting announced its board voted to dissolve the organization after Congress pulled federal funding to NPR and PBS last year.

January 5

Lawmakers rip Biden after Trump-Maduro taunt resurfaces – call it baseless and politically charged

Political firestorm erupts as Biden's past Venezuela comments allegedly "age like milk" following Trump administration's arrest of dictator Nicolas Maduro.

January 3

Can Congress function in 2026?

Republicans are still looking for an identity.

January 2

These House mavericks defied their own parties more than anyone else in 2025

House lawmakers broke party-line votes at varying rates, with Rep. Henry Cuellar leading Democrats at 24.1%, and Rep. Thomas Massie topping Republicans at 22.3%.

January 1

Black Republican calls for total, permanent abolition of DEI: 'I want to earn every opportunity on merit'

Black Republican U.S. Rep. Wesley Hunt of Texas called for the full and permanent abolition of diversity, equity, and inclusion ideology.

December 31

Boebert hits back at Trump after veto of Colorado water bill, raises retaliation concerns

Rep. Lauren Boebert criticized President Donald Trump's veto of the bipartisan Arkansas Valley Conduit Act, which would have lowered water payments for residents.

December 31

Former GOP Sen Jon Kyl announces dementia diagnosis, steps away from public life

Former Arizona Republican Sen. Jon Kyl, 83, announced he is withdrawing from public life after being diagnosed with dementia following decades of service in Congress.