House Takes First Step Toward Removing Kevin McCarthy as Speaker
“Kevin McCarthy won't be the speaker of the House," Congressman Matt Gaetz said, "or he'll be the speaker of the House working at the pleasure of the Democrats”
Senate and House Republicans Say What They Need to Approve More Ukraine Aid
“I'm all about weapons, not welfare, so let's go do that and scale back on the humanitarian aid going to Ukraine," Senator Joni Ernst told Newsweek.
Can the House and Senate Reach Agreement on the Border to Avert a Shutdown?
“I'm going to do everything I can to make it happen," Senator Joe Manchin told Newsweek. "The border has to be secure.”
Republicans Placing Government Shutdown Blame on Joe Biden and the Border
Congressman Chip Roy told Newsweek Biden deserves "pretty much all" the blame because he's "utterly failed to do his job to secure the border.”
McCarthy Pits Ukraine Support Against Border Funding to Avoid Shutdown
“I think it's reasonable for us to get at least one thing through negotiations," Republican Senator J.D. Vance told Newsweek.
As Trump Faces Abortion Heat, GOP Senate Candidates Seek Middle Ground
“Republicans have yet to develop a clear message around abortion that negates or muddies Democrat's current advantage given public opinion on this issue.”
Senators Warn Americans Will Suffer as House Pushes Toward Weekend Shutdown
While the upper chamber has unified around preventing a government shutdown, Speaker Kevin McCarthy has been unable to rally his caucus around the issue.
Bipartisan Bill to End Government Shutdowns Puts Democrats in Bind
Moderate and progressive Democrats are clashing over whether a bill preventing government shutdowns truly serves the American people's best interest.
What Can Zelensky Say in DC to Win Over Republicans Opposing His Cause?
House Foreign Relations Committee Chair Michael McCaul told Newsweek what he thinks Zelensky could say to sway Republicans hesitant to offer funds.
Moderate House Republicans Weigh Partnering with Democrats Amid MAGA Revolt
"My responsibility is to get to 218," Moderate Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick said, "and if you can't get there in the conference, you get there in the Congress.”
Tommy Tuberville Says What It Will Take to End His Military Promotions Hold
Newsweek asked the Alabama Senator where he sees room for compromise as pressure mounts on him to end his hold on promoting military leaders.
As Republicans Flirt with Government Shutdown, Democrats See 2024 Success
“In the event of a shutdown, [Democrats] will make sure voters know that the pain and loss of services they experience was entirely avoidable.”
As House Republicans Veer Right, Moderates Like Jen Kiggans Come Under Fire
The Virginia congresswoman, whose district voted for Biden, could face trouble in 2024 after comments surfaced of her supporting Marjorie Taylor Greene.
Republican Primaries Grow Bitter as MAGA Clashes With Wealthy Self-Funders
“It is time to prune away the dead wood of the Republican establishment and make way for the growth of a new Republican Party," David Clarke told Newsweek.
Settlement Spares David Jang's Olivet Assembly From Racketeering Lawsuit
The embattled World Olivet Assembly has been accused of racketeering with a network of small firms to defraud an e-commerce lender out of millions of dollars.
Why Joe Biden Needs Joe Manchin More than Ever
If Joe Manchin chooses not to run in 2024, Joe Biden will be left without one of his party's chief energy policy architects and top ambassadors to rural voters.
For Democrats, Summer Break Is Spent Selling 'Bidenomics' to Anxious Voters
"Behind the scenes Biden has been one of the strongest presidents," political psychologist Drew Westen told Newsweek. "But he doesn't project that strength.”
Exclusive: Adam Schiff Wants to Kill the Filibuster to Make America Greener
In an interview with Newsweek, California Congressman Adam Schiff outlines where he'll focus his attention if elected to the Senate in 2024.
Threat of Government Shutdown Lingers as Congress Heads for August Recess
“We should not fear a government shutdown," Republican Congressman Bob Good said. "Most of what we do up here [on Capitol Hill] is bad anyway.”
As House Seeks Cuts to USGS, Senate Warns China Could Gain Competitive Edge
Senator Jeff Merkley told Newsweek that, amid international competition for resources, now is not the time to cut funding to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).