Ken Tran is a Congress, Campaigns, and Democracy Reporter, with a focus on national politics in the United States. His work has been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News, USA TODAY, and The Clarion-Ledger. Ken covers a wide range of topics, including government shutdowns, impeachment hearings, and the actions of elected officials in Congress.
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The future of a foreign aid package is up in the air after a weekend missile attack on Israel.
WASHINGTON – House Speaker Mike Johnson is drawing closer to peril after another conservative hardliner publicly came out in support of forcibly removing the Republican leader from his job.
By: Ken Tran, Scott Wartman
Northern Kentucky's United States Rep. Thomas Massie could end up forcing a vote for a new speaker of the House.
WASHINGTON – House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., announced on Wednesday morning that he's sticking by his original plan to provide foreign aid to key U.S. allies, a move that's already inciting conservative fury.
“How do you raise money and invigorate the base when you're a corpse propped up by Democrats?” Massie added.
By: Ken Tran
WASHINGTON – After passing aid to Ukraine, Mike Johnson's speakership is safe. For now.
By: Ken Tran
WASHINGTON – The House approved a set of long-awaited foreign aid bills on Saturday that would send funds to Ukraine, Israel and the Indo-Pacific region after months of it being stalled by Republican infighting.
By: Ken Tran
WASHINGTON – Disgraced former Rep. George Santos R-N.Y., is dropping his comeback bid less than two months after announcing he was running for reelection.
By: Ken Tran, WABC, Katie Hawkinson
Former U.S. Rep. George Santos on Tuesday said he is dropping his longshot bid to return to Congress, months after he was expelled from the House while facing a slew of federal fraud charges.
By: Ken Tran
Progressive lawmakers are warning their support isn't a magic bullet for the president's shaky ground with young voters over Gaza.
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