Leading House Republicans Brian Mast and Young Kim will meet with Taiwan's opposition leader, Cheng Li-wun, in Washington. The meetings aim to discuss Taiwan's defense spending and its relationship with China, particularly following Cheng's meeting with Xi Jinping.
The US conducted strikes on Iran after an American helicopter was downed near the Strait of Hormuz, with President Trump blaming Iran. Meanwhile, primaries were held in Maine, Nevada, North Dakota, and South Carolina, and the House narrowly voted to allocate $70 billion for immigration enforcement.
The US and Iran engaged in retaliatory strikes following the downing of an Apache helicopter. Meanwhile, Tuesday's primaries in four states yielded key takeaways, and House Republicans passed a bill to fund ICE through the end of Trump's term.
House Republicans, led by Rep. Ronny Jackson, voted to rename the Defense Department to 'Department of War' in a party-line committee vote, citing deterrence and Trump's preference, despite Democratic ridicule and potential costs estimated in the millions.
House Republicans introduce 7 crypto tax bills for a Tuesday hearing, including exemptions for staking rewards and $10 de minimis for gas fees, but stop short of broader exemptions for everyday crypto purchases.
House Republicans propose adding restrictions on lawmakers' use of prediction markets to a stalled stock trading ban bill, limiting bets on elections and public policy but allowing those on sports and entertainment.
A bipartisan House vote to halt military operations in the Middle East highlights dissent within the Republican party against Trump's foreign policy. Despite Trump's influence, several Republicans joined Democrats in opposing his agenda, signaling potential future challenges.
House Republicans, led by Rep. James Comer, have opened an insider trading probe into prediction market platforms Kalshi and Polymarket, requesting records on suspicious trades and wagers related to sensitive geopolitical events.
US House Republicans postponed a vote on legislation to limit President Trump's war powers against Iran, citing a lack of sufficient votes. A similar Senate measure advanced, highlighting internal GOP unease over the conflict initiated without congressional approval.
Guzman y Gomez is shutting down its US business after failing to gain traction in a competitive market. The Mexican-themed chain cited unacceptable store performance and will incur up to US$40m in closure costs.
US House Republicans have postponed a vote on a resolution to limit President Trump's war powers regarding Iran. Democrats accuse Republicans of canceling the vote fearing it would pass, with a new vote expected in early June.
US House Republicans postponed a vote on a resolution to limit President Trump's war powers against Iran, citing the need for absent lawmakers to participate. Democrats claim the vote was canceled because the measure likely had enough support to pass.
US lawmakers have introduced the American Reserve Modernization Act (ARMA) to legally establish a strategic Bitcoin reserve, aiming to force the Treasury to purchase and hold the cryptocurrency for at least 20 years.
US House Republicans delayed a vote on a war powers resolution aimed at withdrawing President Trump from the Iran war, citing the need for absent lawmakers to vote. The move highlights growing dissent within the party over the conflict, which has disrupted global shipping and increased oil prices.
House Republican leaders unexpectedly canceled a vote on a resolution to end war powers against Iran, which required congressional authorization. The vote was postponed until June, after the Memorial Day holiday. This follows a similar measure passed by the Senate.
South Carolina House Republicans approved a redistricting plan Tuesday, aiming to create an additional GOP-held congressional seat. The move, supported by President Trump, targets the state's only Democratic-held district and could lead to postponed primaries and lawsuits. Democrats criticized the plan, citing concerns about Black voters' representation.
House Republicans are reportedly planning to propose legislation to make daylight saving time permanent, reviving the Sunshine Protection Act. Supporters cite economic benefits and highway safety, while opponents worry about less morning light in winter, especially in northern states.
The Republican-controlled House advanced a three-year reauthorization of a contentious FISA surveillance program ahead of its Friday expiration, adding new oversight measures while rejecting a warrant requirement. Speaker Mike Johnson secured procedural support after weeks of struggle, though the bill faces uncertain passage in the Senate and requires President Trump's sign-off. The legislation would impose monthly civil liberties reviews and criminal penalties for misuse, but critics like Rep. Chip Roy argue it fails to protect Fourth Amendment rights.
