Why has Congress ground to a halt? Radical Republicans turned a once-proud "small-government" party into a dangerous, ...
But Democrats are also upset at McCarthy for walking away from the debt deal that he made with President Joe Biden earlier ...
made up of Republicans and Democrats to deal with our long-term debt problem." McCarthy said he has taken the idea of the commission to President Joe Biden and House Minority Leader Hakeem ...
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy was voted out of the job Tuesday in an extraordinary showdown, a first in U.S. history.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) on Thursday accused Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif ... he and President Biden struck a deal to raise the debt limit. “Remember, bipartisan ...
The White House has brushed aside McCarthy’s overtures to meet with President Biden after the speaker walked away from the debt deal they brokered earlier this year that set budget levels.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) on Tuesday faces losing the job he endured 15 votes to secure back in January, as a faction of his own party tries to force his ouster. Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL), a ...
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy pumped the brakes Wednesday on hopes that a bipartisan Senate spending deal would be enough ... top-line funding figure from debt ceiling negotiations earlier this ...
McCarthy and Biden previously met at the White House to hash out a deal to raise the debt ceiling, which also included a commitment on the top line government spending number for fiscal year 2024.
As Kevin McCarthy got pushed out of his job as House speaker, in part by colleagues who helped put him on the dais nine months ago, one of his top lieutenants stepped in to preside -- at least ...
A showdown is unfolding Tuesday to determine House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s fate as leader of the chamber's Republican ...
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) suggested the House form a bipartisan debt commission that would focus on the long-term effort to rein in government spending and bring down the national debt.
