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American politician (born 1953)
Mike Johnson is the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives in 2025; he was , winning a narrow 218–215 margin over Hakeem Jeffries after two Republican lawmakers changed their votes (Johnson firs...
Mike Johnson was reelected Speaker of the House at the opening of the 119th Congress on January 3, 2025, winning a floor vote 218–215 after two Republican holdouts switched to his tally; the victory l...
Mike Johnson was re-elected Speaker of the United States House of Representatives on January 3, 2025, winning a narrow first-ballot victory with to Hakeem Jeffries’s , after two Republican holdouts sh...
A small but visible group of federal lawmakers has repeatedly sponsored or reintroduced proposed constitutional amendments to impose term limits on members of Congress since 2015, led publicly by Sena...
A notable and growing number of lawmakers have publicly pledged to forgo pay during the 2025 federal shutdown; several Republicans — including Senators John Kennedy and supporters like Representatives...
Yes — during the 2025 shutdown many individual members of Congress publicly declined, deferred, or pledged to donate their paychecks as a symbolic protest; ABC News counted at least 55 senators doing ...
Republican opposition to the 2025 continuing resolution (CR) split along two lines: a vocal bloc of House conservatives demanding policy changes and spending cuts — led publicly by Reps. Chip Roy and ...
Two distinct blocs of politicians initially opposed releasing the Jeffrey Epstein-related files: , and elements of the Trump administration and allied officials who disputed the existence or utility o...
Two broad, partially conflicting claims appear across the supplied analyses: several conservative House Republicans publicly supported a *clean* continuing resolution (CR) to avoid a shutdown, while a...
Mike Johnson is identified in the provided analyses as the Speaker of the U.S. House after the 2025 transition, having won re-election to the post in early January 2025 by the narrowest possible margi...
Mike Johnson served as Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives at the start of 2025, winning reelection in the opening votes of the 119th Congress after a fraught floor contest on January 3–4, 20...
Mike Johnson was re-elected Speaker of the U.S. House at the start of the 119th Congress in early January 2025, winning a narrow 218–215 majority over Democrat Hakeem Jeffries after two Republican hol...
A coalition of House Republicans—centered on the House Freedom Caucus and certain appropriators—have publicly opposed the 2025 continuing resolution (CR), demanding substantive policy changes rather t...