Mike DeBonis

As chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, the Florida senator is putting himself front and center as he leads the battle to win the majority in 2022.

The GOP alternative is expected to total less than half the White House’s plan, according to party lawmakers, who have eyed $600 billion as a potential price tag. Republicans also plan to narrow their efforts to include only traditional infrastructure, like roads and bridges, while jettisoning the tax increases that Biden has endorsed as a way to finance the package.

Business interests and voting rights activists are gearing up to fight GOP-backed voting measures under consideration in states such as Texas, Florida, Michigan and Arizona.

The crosscurrents could turn the coming weeks into a make-or-break moment for some of Biden’s biggest initiatives — and perhaps a final chance to demonstrate whether bipartisan cooperation is possible.

Trump’s early endorsement is a major boost to Brooks, who has operated on the rightmost edge of the Republican Party during his time in the House.

Interviews with two dozen GOP voters reveals growing skepticism about the trillions of dollars in new spending proposed by the president and his Democratic congressional allies.

Former Mo. Gov. Eric Greitens, who resigned under a cloud in 2018, is the latest controversial Senate candidate who has rushed into a campaign pledging loyalty to Trump.

On the eve of a House hearing, the District appears closer than ever to achieving its once-fanciful goal of becoming the 51st state. Yet statehood advocates still face major obstacles.

Senators seeking to pass an array of progressive bills hope Biden’s sudden support for changing Senate rules will help clear a path for his agenda.

A House aide spotted a copy of the Protocols of the Meetings of the Learned Elders of Zion on a table inside an entrance of the Longworth House Office Building on Sunday.