"Trump’s military actions against Venezuela last night were unconstitutional. Period,” Carter said. “This was reckless and risked American lives with no plan for the aftermath. I voted for a war powers resolution to end hostilities against Venezuela without congressional authorization, which failed on a near party line vote.”

House Speaker Mike Johnson warned that President Donald Trump could be impeached if Republicans lose the House majority.

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) may be bracing for a rocky return from winter recess, as mounting frustration among moderate House Republicans over the administration’s handling of foreign policy and

In an op-ed in The Wall Street Journal this week, Speaker of the House of Representatives Mike Johnson (R-Louisiana) claimed that he and his GOP colleagues in Congress had an extraordinarily productive year, compared to other first years under a newly sworn-in presidential term.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) urged AmericaFest attendees to continue to support President Donald Trump’s agenda in 2026, previewing what could happen if the Democratic Party regains control of Congress after the midterm elections.

Republicans have quietly started to talk about removing House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), according to a report.Johnson has been criticized by fellow Republicans and rival Democrats in recent weeks — and now the GOP majority has shown signs it's unhappy with him,

Marjorie Taylor Greene claims House Speaker Mike Johnson is "under direct orders from the White House" in scathing interview about GOP leadership.

The title itself is enough for U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-Benton, to make him a contender for Louisianan of the Year. Three other Louisianans in just over 50 years

Mike Johnson took a rare break from sitting on the fence to deliver a brimstone and fire speech about the destruction of the country if the GOP doesn’t win the midterms. Speaking at Turning Point USA’s summit in Phoenix on Sunday,

When all non-essential government services were suspended at the beginning of October, that also seemed to include the House Speaker Mike Johnson’s brain-processing power. But unlike the rest of the government, the Louisiana Republican has no intention of turning it back on.

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson is in for a rough year as he oversees in-fighting in the Republican Party, a political analyst has suggested. Johnson will find it "hard to escape" the issues plaguing the party,