All Democrats are expected to be in the Capitol on Friday for the vote to seat the next Speaker of the House, according to the Democratic whip’s office. The full participation of Democrats is ...

The first update on All-Star voting for this season’s revised game ... Denver’s Nikola Jokic is second overall with about 1.4 million votes, which is tops among all Western Conference players.

House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., narrowly held onto the gavel in a nail-biter vote on Friday afternoon. Republicans eager to swear in President-elect Trump later this month and capitalize on ...

Democratic House Minority Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., claimed that there are "no election deniers" in the Democratic Party, despite previously claiming on social media that the 2016 ...

See how every lawmaker voted here. • Trump’s challenge: The first vote of the 119th Congress underscored the president-elect’s hold over the Republican Party — and the tall task of keeping ...

Johnson won the vote for speaker 218-215 over Democrat Hakeem Jeffries, holding onto the job he was first elected to in October 2023 after former Speaker Kevin McCarthy was ousted. Iowa's all ...

Hunter edged Boise State running back Ashton Jeanty by 214 points in the closest vote since 2009 when Alabama's Mark Ingram beat Stanford's Toby Gerhart by 28 points. Hunter is the first Colorado ...

In an attempt to avoid some of the chaos that plagued the Republican majority in the last Congress, Republicans raised the threshold to force a vote on ousting the House speaker to nine GOP members.

The soft-spoken speaker – who himself came into power after former Speaker Kevin McCarthy was toppled in a GOP revolt – has his conference’s nominal support after winning a vote in November.

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) succeeded in keeping his gavel for the 119th Congress, winning in the House’s Speakership vote in one round Friday. Johnson, who had a one-vote margin of error, won ...

Thomas Massie of Kentucky, Ralph Norman of South Carolina, and Keith Self of Texas—had initially denied Johnson a majority by voting for someone else. But Norman and Self switched their votes ...