Mica Soellner is a Congress reporter at the Washington Examiner. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, with a focus on the GOP, Joe Biden, and Congress, as well as regional interests in agriculture and world affairs. Mica's work has been featured in The Washington Times, Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, and Punchbowl News.
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Rep. Chip Roy (R-Texas) was the loudest Republican critic of Speaker Mike Johnson's alternative CR plan. But he was hardly alone in opposing it.
FBI officials faced mostly subdued questioning from lawmakers during a private briefing Thursday on the deadly New Year's terror attack in New
By: Mica Soellner, Melanie Zanona
As Hill Republicans scramble to implement Donald Trump's agenda, there's a question kicking around GOP circles: Will the ultra-conservative House
After their stinging losses in the November election, House and Senate Democrats are actively weighing ways to work with the Trump administration.
By: Mica Soellner, Andrew Desiderio, Max Cohen
Members of Congress are still planning to attend the Munich Security Conference next month despite public concerns over a conference official's stance on Israel.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries will hold a candidate forum for DNC candidates: Ben Wikler, Ken Martin, Martin O’Malley and James Skoufis.
Main Street Caucus Republicans are cozying up to President-elect Donald Trump, as the 80-member group seeks to expand their influence this Congress.
News: House Majority Forward, the issue advocacy affiliate of Democratic super PAC House Majority PAC, is rolling out new ads as part of its $10 million ad buy hitting GOP incumbents on economic issues.
First-term House Republicans who won their seats with the help of the House Freedom Caucus' political arm aren't making any promises they'll join the group now that they're in office.
By: Melanie Zanona, Mica Soellner, John Bresnahan
Now that former President Joe Biden is gone, Democrats are in desperate search of a winning message — and a leader.
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