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Extending temporary subsidies for Obamacare does nothing but tether Americans to a broken system by handing out more blank checks.

Sen. Ted Cruz may get a vote on his ROTOR Act when the Senate takes up a set of five appropriations bills.

Some Republicans, but more Democrats, have condemned Trump's Truth Social post in which he said Reiner had "Trump Derangement Syndrome."

House lawmakers are set to vote on several bills to accelerate permitting for geothermal projects across the country.

House Republicans would do well to focus on making health insurance more affordable. The GOP has many ideas for achieving that goal.

Lawmakers and strategists argue that the use of tools such as discharge petitions to circumvent leadership is not a rebuke or criticism of weak leadership.

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) said he is against either party having "zero representation" as a result of redistricting battles.

The liberal insurgent is wooing lawmakers and voters more aligned with the progressive wing as he seeks to triumph over Janet Mills.

Wicker has drawn virtually no public attacks from the administration and is by all accounts in good standing with Trump.

Cory Mills introduced a bill to reduce Congressional pay to just $1 from the first day of a government shutdown until it is lifted.