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Virginia - In a significant development, Rep. Michael Guest (R-MS), Chairman of the House Ethics Committee, has filed a resolution to expel Rep. George Santos (R-NY), a freshman Republican engulfed in a scandal that has tarnished his reputation. The move comes on the heels of a damning report released by the committee, outlining Santos's various misdeeds, including the fraudulent use of campaign funds and dishonesty with the Federal Election Commission.

Embattled New York Representative George Santos slams Ethics Committee, alleging unequal treatment and widespread misconduct within Congress. In a startling revelation, New York Republican Representative George Santos has launched a profanity-laden tirade against his colleagues and the House Ethics Committee. Santos, currently under investigation by the committee, accused his peers of voting while hungover and engaging in scandalous affairs with lobbyists.

Mike Johnson, the new House Speaker, met with former President Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago in Florida Monday night. This is Johnson's first meeting with Trump since he became the new Speaker of the House.

California has long been a powerhouse in Washington, D.C., with its large delegation of Democratic representatives shaping the national conversation on various issues. However, the state's influence in the nation's capital may be waning with the retirement announcement of Democratic Rep. Tony Cardenas.

Florida Representative Darren Soto is spearheading a game-changing initiative to protect individuals from social media defamation. In an era where our online presence can make or break personal and professional opportunities, one Florida congressman is stepping up to the plate. Representative Darren Soto is taking decisive action to protect reputations on all social media platforms.

As New York's highest court examines a redistricting lawsuit, Democrats aim to redraw district lines in their favor for the upcoming congressional elections, shaping the battleground for control of the US House.

The halls of Congress echo with the suspense of a potential expulsion vote for Rep. George Santos (R-N.Y.) following damning accusations of campaign finance violations and fraud.

In a significant development, Representative Michael Guest, the Republican chairman of the bipartisan House Ethics Committee, has introduced a resolution calling for the expulsion of Representative George Santos of New York from Congress. This move comes in response to the committee's recently released report that outlines violations of House rules and evidence of widespread campaign fraud by Santos. If successful, Santos would become only the sixth representative to be expelled in the history of the chamber.

In a move that has sent shockwaves through the political landscape, the Chairman of the House Ethics Committee has introduced a resolution calling for the expulsion of Congressman George Santos. The resolution, which comes in the wake of a series of controversies surrounding Santos, reflects a growing concern within the House of Representatives about the conduct of one of its members.

Congress avoided a government shutdown by extending federal spending at current levels for a few more weeks, but the Justice Department may be scaling back its efforts to hold hundreds of Jan. 6 insurrectionists accountable for their conduct. The short-term financing package passed to avoid a government shutdown includes a 12% drop in funding for federal prosecutors, which is about one-fifth less than the DOJ requested. The Department of Justice has been preparing to handle an "increasing number of cases and defendants" involving domestic terrorism. The House Republicans were able to reduce the funding to $2.3 billion over the next year, which will likely result in hundreds fewer lawyers and other workers available to handle the department's docket.

"They are displaying outbursts in inappropriate settings, using insulting language, and even resorting to personal attacks, with accusations of physical confrontations in the halls of Congress.

New York Republican Representative George Santos has announced that he will not be seeking re-election in 2024 following the release of a scathing House Ethics Committee report on his conduct.

In a collaborative effort, San Francisco Mayor London N. Breed and Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell, along with 35 other U.S. mayors, are urging congressional leaders to support President Biden's funding proposal to combat the fentanyl and synthetic opioid crisis.

One of the twin Army officers who former President Trump blamed for his impeachment scandal, Yevgeny "Eugene" Vindman, is running for Congress as a Democrat, which might put him on the ballot alongside Trump.

Eugene Vindman, the twin brother of retired US Army Col. Alexander Vindman, a key figure in former President Donald Trump's first impeachment, has announced his candidacy for Congress. Set to run for Virginia's 7th Congressional District, Vindman aims to succeed Democratic Rep. Abigail Spanberger, who recently announced her gubernatorial bid. Facing potential challenges from both parties, Vindman emphasizes his readiness to confront Trump backers and highlights key campaign priorities, including veterans' support and preserving the non-political nature of the military.

In a Senate Judiciary Committeehearing, Former Facebook Director of Engineering for Protect and Care, Arturo Bejar, was pressed about Facebook's move to lower the minimum age for Instagram users to 13, shedding light on the tech giant's approach to online safety and privacy.

In a fiery House session speech, Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) urged immediate action on articles of impeachment against Homeland Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, accusing him of neglecting the nation's security and allowing a surge in illegal activities.

Jacob Chansley, infamous as the "QAnon Shaman" for his role in the Capitol storming on January 6, 2021, has filed paperwork to run for Congress as a Libertarian candidate in Arizona's 8th Congressional District.

“I sent a letter alongside my colleagues to USDOT to make it clear to the Biden administration—US airports are NOT meant for housing illegal migrants.”. Is there a plan to shelter migrants in an airport near you?