House GOP Leaves Retreat With a Plan
Republicans don't have a firm policy agenda yet, but Paul Ryan vows that they will by the time the party has a presidential nominee.
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AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite Narrower Agenda Brings a Calmer Hill GOP
House Republicans have fewer internal splits than a year ago, but they differ with their Senate counterparts on the policy front.
AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite Ryan Cracks the Whip on Late Members
The speaker really wants lawmakers to show up on time. To prove it, he closed a vote when nearly a third of the House hadn't shown up yet.
AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite Ryan, McConnell Lead in Different Directions
The Hill's top two Republicans have divergent goals this election year.
AP Photo/Andrew Harnik From Reluctant Recruit to Happy Warrior
"I think people are relieved," Paul Ryan says of his speakership so far, projecting confidence about his 2016 agenda.
AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite Despite Foes on Both Sides, House and Senate Easily Clear Final Spending and Tax Bills
The two packages drew complaints from both the Right and Left, but GOP and Democratic leaders were able to cobble together a big majority anyway.
AP Photo/Susan Walsh The Number That Haunts Republicans, and How Paul Ryan Wants to Fix It
Party leadership says the "vote no, hope yes" era is hurting their leverage at the bargaining table.
AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite The Ryan-Pelosi Relationship Passes its First Test
The two leaders bridged a wide generational gap to cut their first deal, and neither came out as the clear winner.
AP Photo/Susan Walsh Paul Ryan Announces Funding Deal, Asks Caucus for Support
The new speaker asked fellow Republicans to back a $1.1 trillion spending bill, even after many of the riders they’d sought were left on the cutting-room floor.
AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite Spending Talks Will Drag on Another Week
Congress will approve another CR to give negotiators on omnibus and tax packages more time.
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