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House Passes Bill Reforming Election Law to Prevent Another January 6 Insurrection

The House has passed a bill to overhaul an election law, which had been around for centuries, in response to the January 6 insurrection.
Donald Trump Tried Undermining FDA by Pushing Discredited COVID-19 Treatment, House Panel Says

Donald Trump Tried Undermining FDA by Pushing Discredited COVID-19 Treatment, House Panel Says

The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis released a new report that revealed details on the efforts of the Donald Trump White House in trying to override the FDA's decisions.
Donald Trump Violated Multiple Laws in Trying to Overturn the 2020 Election, Capitol Attack Committee Says

Donald Trump Violated Multiple Laws in Trying to Overturn the 2020 Election, Capitol Attack Committee Says

The House select committee investigating the Capitol attack said former President Donald Trump broke multiple laws in his effort to overturn the 2020 election.
Nancy Pelosi Confirms Running for Reelection, Says 'Democracy Is at Risk' as Democrats Face of Losing Control of Congress in 2022 Midterms

Nancy Pelosi Confirms Running for Reelection, Says 'Democracy Is at Risk' as Democrats Face of Losing Control of Congress in 2022 Midterms

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Tuesday announced that she is running for reelection, putting an end to speculation that she would be retiring.
Pres. Joe Biden's Impeachment ‘On the Table’ Once Republicans Overtake the House, GOP Lawmaker Says

Pres. Joe Biden's Impeachment ‘On the Table’ Once Republicans Overtake the House, GOP Lawmaker Says

House GOP Conference Chairwoman Elise Stefanik said anything is "on the table" once Republicans overtake the House, including impeaching President Joe Biden.
Donald Trump’s Mental Health, Claims of Election Fraud, Martial Law Become Focus of House Committee Probe

Donald Trump’s Mental Health, Claims of Election Fraud, Martial Law Become Focus of House Committee Probe

The House committee probing the Capitol riot has shown interest in former President Donald Trump's mental health and whether he has considered enacting martial law.
House OKs Bill to Remove Confederate Statues From Capitol

House OKs Bill to Remove Confederate Statues From Capitol

The House of Representatives passed a bill that would remove Confederate statues around the Capitol.
House Gears up for Final Vote on $1.9T Stimulus Bill, Approves Pro-Union Bill

House Gears up for Final Vote on $1.9T Stimulus Bill, Approves Pro-Union Bill

The House of Representatives is now poised to take a final vote to pass the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 stimulus bill on Wednesday morning.
House Approves Bill To Increase Next Stimulus Checks To $2,000

House Approves Bill To Increase Next Stimulus Checks To $2,000

Lawmakers from the House of Representatives approved a standalone bill that would increase stimulus checks to $2,000, which President Donald Trump has been demanding.
House Republican Conference Welcomes Four New Hispanic Members

House Republican Conference Welcomes Four New Hispanic Members

The House Hispanic Republicans welcome four new members whom they will formally add to their ranks this January. All four of them won against Democratic candidates during the recent election.
Stimulus Check

Lawmakers Are Anxious to Vote For Stimulus Legislation Before Election

Lawmakers from the House of Representatives are planning to vote on some stimulus legislation next week. This is amid the tension going on in Congress.
US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) speaks about the 'Heroes Act', a proposal for the next phase of the COVID-19 relief legislation, on Capitol Hill in Washington, US.

Pelosi Commits to Keep House in Session Until COVID-19 Relief Deal Is Reached

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Tuesday that the Congress would stay in session until lawmakers reach another COVID-19 relief deal.

Heated Montana Congressional Race Comes To Blows

A contest for one seat in the House has injured a reporter and sent shockwaves through Washington. It's election day in Montana and a special congressional race for its only seat in the House of Representatives is dominating headlines for suprising reasons.

Immigration News 2016 Today: GOP Senators Challenge Obama's Immigration Executive Actions in Supreme Court Lawsuit

A coalition of U.S. Republican senators filed a U.S. Supreme Court brief challenging the legality of President Barack Obama's immigration executive actions.

Immigration News: New House Bill Would Grant Fair Due Process to Immigrant Children

House Democrats have introduced legislation for immigrant children and vulnerable groups to receive fair due process in immigration court.

TURNOUT: Ana Sol-Gutiérrez Highlights Importance of Immigrant Rights, Latino Electorate

Ana Sol-Gutiérrez is the first Hispanic elected to Maryland’s legislature and has the chance to become the first Salvadoreña in Congress, where she wants to continue representing the voiceless and vulnerable.

Puerto Rico Debt News: Congress Omnibus Spending Bill Excludes Relief for Commonwealth

Despite pleas from Puerto Rican officials including its governor, Congress will likely not include any relief for the U.S. territory in the omnibus spending bill.

Government Shutdown 2015: Congress to Vote on $1.1 Trillion Spending Bill on Friday

Before Congress goes on its holiday hiatus, the House of Representatives is expected to vote on a long-term federal spending bill on Friday and year-end tax on Thursday to prevent a government shutdown.

Congressional Hispanic Caucus Chair Linda Sanchez Announces Bid for House Democratic Caucus Vice Chair

Congressional Hispanic Congress (CHC) Chairwoman Linda Sanchez, D-Calif., announced her bid for the second-highest rank within the House Democratic Caucus.

Visa Waiver Reforms: Bill Enhancing Visas Waivers Gets Bipartisan Latino Support, Passes House Vote

The House of Representatives passed legislation that would amend the Immigration and Nationality Act to strengthen the U.S. visa waiver program.

Obama Climate Change Plan: House Votes to Block Obama's Federal Climate Change Regulations

The House of Representatives voted on Tuesday to block President Barack Obama's sweeping climate change regulations just hours after he pledged to take action in the fight against global warming before a conference of world leaders in Paris.
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