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The instability of the House of Representatives is on full display, with this week seeing the first-ever ouster of a speaker, which led to the first-ever use of continuity of government rules to install a speaker pro tempore to preside over the institution until the chamber can elect its next…

Photos of the week: A speaker ousted, a new senator and a new Supreme Court term dominated the Hill this week. Roll Call photojournalists were there.

Donald Trump, mentioned as a candidate himself, is backing Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan for House speaker after the ouster of Kevin McCarthy.

Alabama is once again at the center of voting debates, and Dr. Adia Winfrey is using hip-hop to mobilize young voters, including Maurice Gray.

The ex-campaign treasurer for GOP Rep. George Santos pleaded guilty Thursday to a federal criminal charge related to the 2022 election.

Former President Donald Trump asked a federal judge Thursday to dismiss the charges connected to his effort to overturn the 2020 election.

House Republicans face a decision in the coming days on not only who should be speaker but also whether to make it easier to stay in the role.

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A federal court in Alabama ordered the state to use a new congressional map in litigation brought over Black voter representation.

The Department of Homeland Security has resumed Trump-era border wall construction, despite a previous declaration ending border emergency.

A law allowing Medicare to negotiate the price of some high-cost drugs remains uncertain, with at least nine lawsuits challenging it.