Reese Gorman is a Politics Reporter at NOTUS. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and security policy, drawing from his extensive experience reporting on Congress and state politics. Reese's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Colorado Springs Gazette, The Daily Beast, and Yahoo News.
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By: Igor Bobic, Avani Kalra
The Senate punted a vote on the partisan budget bill until after a Memorial Day recess.
The Justice Department said Monday it would abide by a judge's ruling blocking the creation of the fund.
Mike Johnson has handed over powers that usually rest with the speaker to Trump.
“I think it's safe to conclude there will not be another reconciliation bill,” Sen. Mitch McConnell says as Congress narrowly passes immigration funding bill.
A significant number of House members have been running for statewide office instead of reelection. A lot of them are losing.
A new book from a former McCarthy aide reveals the conversations leading to the Republican leader's ouster.
Jackson Lahmeyer is likely to withdraw after flirtatious text messages emerged.
Just one day after advancing to the GOP primary runoff for Oklahoma's 1st Congressional District, Trump-backed pastor Jackson Lahmeyer is expected to drop out of the race following leaked text messages.
Jackson Lahmeyer, the candidate previously backed by President Donald Trump in Oklahoma’s 1st Congressional District, dropped out of the race one day after advancing to a runoff in the GOP primary.NOTUS first reported earlier Wednesday that he was expected to drop out of the race.“After prayerful co...
By: Al Weaver, Jasmine Wright, Reese Gorman
“We take two steps forward, but then keep having to check to see if there are any landmines around,” says a source.
