Jonathan Tamari

McCarthy allies and critics alike worry there might not be another lawmaker who can win enough support from the conference to take over.

Steve Scalise is out. What are some of the Republicans’ alternatives?

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Rep. Mike Johnson is hardly a household name, even in Washington, D.C. But he’ll become more of one starting today.

After a handful of conservative hardliners ousted Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) Tuesday, Republicans have to decide who to turn to next to try and manage their slim and unruly majority and lead the House.

Dave McCormick led Bridgewater Associates when its funds held stock in Chinese firms ultimately sanctioned by the US for being part of the country’s military or surveillance efforts, newly disclosed records show. As a Senate candidate, he has called for barring US investments in Chinese companies that pose a threat.

US Senate candidate David McCormick led Bridgewater Associates as the hedge fund steered millions of dollars of investments into Chinese companies that produce fighter jets, bombers, planes equipped to jam enemy radars, and the country's first domestically built aircraft carrier, according to documents analyzed by Bloomberg Government.

US Senate candidate David McCormick led Bridgewater Associates as the hedge fund steered millions of dollars of investments into Chinese companies that produce fighter jets, bombers, planes equipped to jam enemy radars, and the country’s first domestically built aircraft carrier, according to documents analyzed by Bloomberg Government.

(Bloomberg Government) -- The last time Republicans unseated their own House speaker, it took three weeks and several implosions before they finally settled on the relatively unknown Mike Johnson (R-La.) as a replacement.

The last time Republicans unseated their own House speaker, it took three weeks and several implosions before they finally settled on the relatively unknown Mike Johnson (R-La.) as a replacement.