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While U.S. military forces remain poised for action in a fragile ceasefire with Iran, lawmakers in Congress are also in a holding pattern — waiting to see what's next from President Donald Trump and the Tehran regime — with most Republicans not willing to get in the way of the White House.
President Donald Trump doesn't like it when GOP lawmakers in Congress go against him. And this week was no different when a group of four Republicans — including U.S. Rep. Warren Davidson, R-Troy — voted for a resolution ordering the end of military action against Iran.
By: Jamie Dupree
For most of his 17 months in the U.S. Senate, Sen. Jon Husted of Ohio has stayed below the radar on Capitol Hill. But with the 2026 midterm elections in full swing, that's been changing in recent days, as the pressure builds on the Ohio Republican to keep his Senate seat in GOP hands this November.
The details are still to be worked out. No one is quite sure what Iranian leaders will agree to on their nuclear program in negotiations over the next 60 days. But for now, Ohio Republicans in Congress remain fully behind President Trump's deal to end the war with Iran — even without any concrete concessions by the Tehran regime.
By: Jamie Dupree
Outraged by a U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing the Trump administration to end legal status for thousands of Haitians now living in Ohio, Democrats in Congress quickly called on Republicans
While this may be America's 250th birthday week, there was no legislative magic in Congress before Independence Day.
By: Jamie Dupree
With the support of President Donald Trump, Congress is pushing to end the yearly exercise of going on and off daylight saving time - and most Ohio lawmakers on Capitol
For a second time this summer, the U.S. House voted Thursday, July 23, to curb President Donald Trump’s military attacks against Iran, approving a “War Powers” resolution on a vote
By: Jamie Dupree
As the Trump administration moves ahead with plans to ultimately deport thousands of Haitian immigrants living in Ohio and other states, there is no evidence that Congress will approve any legislation to stop those plans.
A day after U.S. Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio said northeast Ohio Republican U.S. Rep. Max Miller was a “danger” to his daughter — and “should not serve” in the U.S. House — Moreno found himself on a political island, with no other Republican leaders backing up his words.
