Al Weaver is a National Political Reporter at The Hill. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, with a focus on the GOP, the 2020 and 2024 elections, and international affairs such as the Russia-Ukraine war. Al's work has been featured in numerous outlets including WAVY-TV 10, NewsNation, and the Lexington Herald-Leader.
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By: Brett Samuels, Al Weaver, Alexander Bolton
Senate Republicans from regions affected by hurricanes and other storms are warning negotiators against stripping disaster funding from the stopgap spending bill that is suddenly in turmoil after President-elect Trump heavily criticized Speaker Mike Johnson's (R-La.) plan.
Incoming Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) indicated that the ball is still in the court of House Republicans after a second proposal to extend government funding floundered in a vote on t…
By: Mychael Schnell, Al Weaver, Emily Brooks
Congress is racing toward a shutdown at the end of the day Friday, and Republicans appear no closer to finding a path forward that will keep the lights on and appease President-elect Trump. The lat…
By: Al Weaver
Incoming Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) indicated that the ball is still in the court of House Republicans after a second proposal to extend government funding floundered in a vote on the floor, and he said they must figure out how to move forward ahead of Friday night's deadline.
By: Filip Timotija, Al Weaver, Emily Brooks, Juliann Ventura, Mychael Schnell
Congress is racing toward a shutdown at the end of the day Friday, and Republicans appear no closer to finding a path forward that will keep the lights on and appease President-elect Trump.
By: Al Weaver, Alexander Bolton, Aris Folley, The Hill
The Senate in the early hours of Saturday passed a stopgap funding package, avoiding a government shutdown that would have furloughed hundreds of thousands of federal workers and bringing a tumultu…
By: Al Weaver, Alexander Bolton, Aris Folley
The Senate in the early hours of Saturday passed a stopgap funding package, avoiding a government shutdown that would have furloughed hundreds of thousands of federal workers and bringing a tumultu…
By: Al Weaver, Aris Folley, Alexander Bolton
The Senate in the early hours of Saturday passed a stopgap funding package, avoiding a government shutdown that would have furloughed hundreds of thousands of federal workers and bringing a tumultuous week in Congress to a close.
By: Al Weaver, Mychael Schnell, Emily Brooks
Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) averted a government shutdown, but the days-long rollercoaster as the leaders cycled through multiple plans leaves serious questions about how the Speaker will manage the House GOP under President-elect Trump — and whether he can keep his gavel.
President-elect Trump wields tremendous power among GOP lawmakers in the House and Senate, but his struggle to convince Republicans to bend to his will on the debt ceiling suggest it has its limits…
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