Effort to expel Rep. Matt Shea fails with no Republican support
Washington state representatives are petitioning for the expulsion of Spokane Valley Rep. Matt Shea.
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Gov. Jay Inslee signs bill to address qualifications of nursing home staff
A bill was signed into law on Wednesday by Washington Governor Jay Inslee that addresses the qualifications required of nursing home staff.
Trump tells House GOP to be more 'paranoid' about vote counts
President Donald Trump -- who has previously issued baseless claims about ballot-counting and voter fraud -- warned House Republicans on Tuesday night to be "more paranoid" about vote tallies.
GOP prepares to subpoena Comey, Lynch before losing power
House Republicans who have spent the last two years arguing that there was bias in President Barack Obama's Justice Department are preparing to subpoena two key witnesses in the final weeks of their majority -- former FBI Director James Comey and former Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
Trump to talk immigration with House Republicans on Tuesday
President Donald Trump will head to Capitol Hill on Tuesday evening to discuss immigration with the House Republican conference, three sources tell CNN.
House GOP circles immigration breakthrough
House Republicans were on the verge of an immigration breakthrough Thursday, moderate lawmakers and sources said Thursday -- but only after the details are finalized and put on paper can the parties actually see if they agree.
White House: GOP lawmakers meeting Justice officials Thursday
White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said Tuesday that House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes and Oversight Chairman Trey Gowdy will meet with senior Justice Department, FBI and intelligence officials on Thursday about the lawmakers' document request related to a confidential intelligence source.
Republicans renew push for second special counsel
A group of House Republicans who have been among the most vocal critics of Robert Mueller renewed their calls for a second special counsel to investigate the Justice Department and FBI's handling of the investigation into President Donald Trump's campaign and Russia.
Can $1 billion help low-income Americans find jobs?
$1 billion a year for job training sure sounds like a lot of money.
House sends spending bill to keep government open to the Senate
The House of Representatives passed legislation funding most federal agencies through March 23, and the Pentagon for a full fiscal year, roughly two days before the government faces a shutdown.
House Republicans prepare to vote on short-term spending bill to keep government open
House GOP leaders are moving ahead with a plan to keep the government funded into mid-March, but there's a catch that Democratic leaders aren't going to like.
Ryan supports Nunes memo release, but says GOP should separate it from Mueller
House Speaker Paul Ryan told reporters Tuesday he is in favor of the public release of a memo, which alleges the FBI abused its surveillance tools, but said he is telling GOP House members that there needs to be separation between those allegations and the special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation.
