Jack Fitzpatrick

The bipartisan measure cleared Congress last month and will automatically become law at midnight if Trump neither signs nor vetoes it.

The Kentucky Republican played a key role in spending negotiations, until his hospitalization last month. Now Republicans are in an even more difficult spot after Lindsey Graham's unexpected death.

By Jack Fitzpatrick and Syedah Asghar With President Donald Trump ignoring calls to seek congressional authorization

We asked more than two dozen Republicans on Capitol Hill if they had any disagreements with Trump during his second term. They struggled to come up with anything.

Discussions to block Trump's “anti-weaponization fund” have been constructive, but senators “are not there yet,” Sen. John Cornyn told MS NOW on Friday.

Republican lawmakers are divided over a Trump administration push to delay a ban on hemp-derived THC products, a provision that would greatly benefit the White House chief of staff's son-in-law.

Senators passed a stopgap funding measure to avoid an October shutdown, sending the measure to the House. But kicking the can to December only adds to Congress' lame duck to-do list.

Republicans who led investigations into former President Joe Biden and his family now say it is someone else's job to probe possible self-dealing by the Trump family.

The House overwhelmingly passed a stopgap funding bill into December, but lawmakers are pessimistic about future negotiations on a number of items.

The GOP's 2025 reconciliation bill is contributing to a growing deficit that is about $2 trillion per year. But Republicans said the bill would not exacerbate the problem. We asked them about their broken promises.