An awkward exchange between the speaker and a Capitol Hill reporter highlighted the weakness of the case against the president.

They’re focusing on bogus impeachment hearings instead of doing their jobs.

The Jim Jordan speakership fiasco shows that Republicans have grown so comfortable with threats and intimidation, they’re now turning on each other.

The Republicans have spent years perfecting their dysfunction.

The Minnesota lawmaker announced his plans to pursue a bid not long after his Republican colleagues nixed Jim Jordan.

House Republicans voted to end the Ohio congressman’s tenure as speaker-designate in a Friday afternoon secret ballot.

Some Republicans had thought that they could hand the gavel to temporary fill-in Patrick McHenry. Looks like they'll need to think again.

Come on, just guess! It'll be fun, trust us!

The freshly rebuffed would-be speaker of the House gave Capitol Hill reporters several pieces of his mind on Friday morning.

Turns out there are consequences for not having any policy ideas or purpose.

The lawmakers opposing the would-be speaker’s bid can’t be called moderates, but they all share the belief that the government should actually function.

Their plan to empower fill-in Speaker Patrick McHenry went up in flames, and Jim Jordan continues to lose supporters.

Having failed two votes for House speaker, the hard-right Republican is throwing his support behind a plan to give fill-in Speaker Patrick Henry more power.

Several House Republicans claim they’re being harassed by people who support Jim Jordan for House speaker.

House Democrats are appalled by what they’ve been dragged through these last two days. And yet, they’re still willing to work with Republicans.

Fifteen days, two rounds of voting, and Republicans still can’t find a House speaker.

The Republican nominee for speaker spent his day doing what his predecessor, Kevin McCarthy, did best—not getting enough votes to win the gavel.

Elise Stefanik, why are you like this?

Even Fox News is fed up with House Republicans.

Jim Jordan does not have the votes—and it’s not clear if he’ll get them.