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The Supreme Court will hear arguments over whether a South Carolina congressional district is an unconstitutional racial gerrymander.

Former Democratic Rep. Tom Suozzi is running again in New York and calls GOP Rep. George Santos remaining in office an "absurdity."

Members of New York’s sizable GOP freshman class have a message for the next speaker: The party needs to prove it can govern.

They called him “McCongressman.” Now Kevin Hern is chair of the Republican Study Committee — and possibly considering a run for speaker.

Scalise, first elected to Congress in 2008, has made his way up the path of Republican leadership with an interest in policy.

The historic ousting of Rep. Kevin McCarthy as House speaker resulted in an abbreviated work week and paralyzed the chamber.

The House GOP conference will hold its internal election for speaker Wednesday morning after a Tuesday evening "candidate forum."

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.