The House voted unanimously to repeal a Senate provision, added at the last minute to the short-term government funding bill that passed last week, to entitle certain senators to compensation if their data is accessed by the federal government. The lower chamber voted on the repeal provision under suspension of the rules in the House […]

The House Ethics Committee announced it would establish an investigative subcommittee into Rep. Cory Mills (R-FL) just hours after a censure motion against him was introduced, setting up a vote on the House floor. The committee’s investigation said it would look into a myriad of allegations against Mills, including allegations that he violated campaign finance […]

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) unleashed on GOP critics Wednesday, seeking to repeal a new provision bolstering the ability to sue the Justice Department for seizing senators’ phone records without their knowledge during a Biden-era investigation. Graham, whose records were subpoenaed in former special counsel Jack Smith’s Jan. 6 “Arctic Frost” inquiry, intends to mount lawsuits with […]

President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he signed the Epstein Files Transparency Act, releasing files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein a day after the House and Senate approved the legislation. Trump said he would sign the bill after reversing his long-held opposition to the resolution and encouraging Republicans to vote for it. “I […]