Rep. Jamie Raskin of Maryland demanded that President Trump turn over the names of the guests at the White House dinner for top investors in his meme coin.

It’s been one year since President Trump was found guilty on all counts of falsifying business records to keep alleged affairs secret during his 2016 campaign, enshrining him in history as the first ex-commander-in-chief to become a convicted felon.

The top House Republican was making a low-key — but high-stakes — visit to the House Budget Committee before the panel’s second meeting on President Donald Trump's "big, beautiful bill." The first meeting on May 16 had blown up without resolution when four fiscal hawks balked at the legislation and voted against advancing it to the full House.

House Democrats are signaling a wave of investigations into President Donald Trump should they win the House majority in 2026, devoting their attention to everything from the president’s business practices to his removal of agency watchdogs.

A former Congressman who pleaded guilty to tax fraud has become the latest beneficiary of Donald Trump’s sweeping pardons after the president used his executive power to offer clemency. Michael Grimm,

Controversy erupts as Rep. Glenn Ivey's El Salvador trip to see deported MS-13 suspect Kilmar Abrego Garcia is condemned by the White House, sparking debate.

President Trump's team has launched an early and aggressive behind-the-scenes effort to maintain the GOP's tenuous grip on the House in 2026 — and avoid his third impeachment. Why it matters: Trump allies believe — with good reason — that a Democrat-controlled House would launch investigations of the president and move to impeach him.

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Trump believes Massie and Davidson should be primaried for opposing the budget bill.

Younger Democrats challenge veteran lawmakers like Steny Hoyer and Ed Markey, focusing on age and the need for revitalized leadership in Congress.

House Speaker Mike Johnson must unify his conference's hard-line conservatives and its moderate Republicans from blue states.

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he is considering pardons for the people involved in a plot to kidnap Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in 2020. Trump insinuated that the trial had not been handled correctly by the legal system while taking questions from reporters in the Oval Office,