Maeve Sheehey

(Bloomberg) -- US House Republicans are resisting calls for swift passage of bipartisan Senate legislation to end a partial government shutdown amid

(Bloomberg) -- US House Republicans are resisting calls for swift passage of bipartisan Senate legislation to end a partial government shutdown amid a broader fight over President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown.Instead, they plan to vote on a spending package that funds the Department of Homeland Security for eight weeks, a House Republican lawmaker said Friday. The move sets up a new stalemate with the Senate, where minority Democrats do not support even short-term funding for immigration

House Speaker Mike Johnson and the head of the Secret Service will meet with Senate Republicans Tuesday as lawmakers consider legislation giving that agency $1 billion to make security improvements tied to the White House ballroom.

Speaker Mike Johnson called suspending the federal gas tax “an intriguing idea” but didn’t commit to a timeline as momentum builds in both chambers to take action.

GOP lawmakers back in Washington will be tested over their hopes of a do-over

The House Administration Committee’s top Republican is working to add restrictions on lawmakers using prediction markets to the panel’s signature stock ban bill and pass it this summer.

By Maeve Sheehey and Rachel Schilke Some key Republicans in Congress are throwing cold water on prospects for passing a third

The House refused to renew a broad surveillance authority for US intelligence agencies as the struggle intensified over President Donald Trump’s decision to temporarily place controversial housing official Bill Pulte in charge of US spy agencies.

GOP leaders will need to pick and choose how to use limited business days this fall.

Fundraising and ad spending is ramping up across the country.