Katy Stech Ferek is a Congress Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, focusing on Congress, the GOP, and the DNC, while drawing on her past expertise in environmental policy, national security, and trade. Katy's work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal and Yahoo News.
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Katy Stech Ferek primarily focuses on government and politics in the United States, with a strong emphasis on legal policy regulation. She covers both Republican and Democratic perspectives, as well as specific political figures within these parties.
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By: Katy Stech Ferek
Republican Tom Barrett won the Michigan House seat held by Democratic Rep. Elissa Slotkin, an important victory for Republicans who said the district was key to their goal of keeping control of the House. With almost all of the votes counted, the Associated Press declared Barrett as the winner with
By: Jimmy Vielkind, Katy Stech Ferek
As a member of GOP House leadership, she made headlines over antisemitism hearings with college presidents.
By: Katy Stech Ferek
Leaders try to limit defectors as Republicans vote on their pick to run chamber next year.
By: Katy Stech Ferek, Xavier Martinez
The restriction, if passed by the full House, would go into effect in January just as Congress’s first trans lawmaker, Democratic Rep.-elect Sarah McBride of Delaware, begins her term.
By: Siobhan Hughes, Alex Leary, Katy Stech Ferek
The Trump team is standing by the embattled pick for the top Pentagon job.
By: Katy Stech Ferek
The sprawling nature of the package angered some Republicans, with the House and Senate set to vote in the coming days.
The proposal extends federal funding into March and provides disaster aid, but leaves out the debt-ceiling increase demanded by Trump.
The proposal extends federal funding into March and provides disaster aid, but leaves out the debt-ceiling increase demanded by Trump.
Rep. Lisa McClain (R., Mich.) gave a brief speech in support of Mike Johnson for speaker, emphasizing that it’s not an easy job for anyone. “No speaker is perfect and no one will ever be. However, achieving perfection requires incremental gains and hard decisions along the way,” she said.
By: Katy Stech Ferek
With the Inauguration ceremony set to begin shortly, many House Democrats, including Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D., N.Y.) and other party leaders, are either already seated in the Rotunda or preparing to enter. Dozens of House Democrats skipped out on watching Trump take the oath of office in
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