The 119th Congress: What to know about House, Senate majorities and what it means for Trump’s plans
On Friday, the new Congress — the 119th — officially began its duties. Once Donald Trump is sworn in as president on Jan. 20, Republicans will have unified control of government. But particularly in the House, the margin will be close.
The close vote was a bad sign for Trump’s legislative agenda. The success of President-Elect Donald Trump’s legislative ...
Between Trump's agenda and DOGE, Republicans have steep ambitions for the coming years. On Friday, they avoided what could've ...
The Senate gaveled in on Friday and officially came under Republican control, with newly elected Majority Leader John Thune ...
House Speaker Mike Johnson vows to 'drastically' slash the size of government as Republicans take power in Congress.
House Speaker Mike Johnson appeared headed for defeat before two Republicans switched their vote, delivering him a majority.
Mike Johnson is elected House speaker during the first ballot, securing the gavel after Reps. Ralph Norman and Keith Self ...
The new Congress is convening with one major task at hand — the election of the House speaker. House Speaker Mike Johnson ...
California began confronting a very different, unpredictable Washington Friday, as a Republican-controlled Congress ...
The 119th Congress convenes on Friday amid a huge shift of power in Washington as Republicans take control of both chambers of Congress ahead of President-elect Donald Trump being sworn in on Jan. 20.
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