Riley Beggin

Riley Beggin, Noah Robertson, Anna Liss-Roy In a House so narrowly divided, nearly any Republican can wreak havoc on Speaker Mike Johnson's best-laid plans.

Senate Republicans late Monday proposed $1 billion to pay for new White House security measures, with lawmakers and White House officials disagreeing over whether the legislation would cover President Donald Trump's planned ballroom.

Secret Service Director Sean Curran detailed plans to spend $1 billion on ballroom security measures in a closed-door lunch with Senate Republicans.

The Senate parliamentarian determined that a proposal to fund $1 billion for White House security cannot be included as written.

Democratic factions are pitching leadership on how to show voters they care about costs.

Riley Beggin and Dan Diamond Washington Post The Senate parliamentarian determined that a proposal to fund $1 billion for White House security cannot be included as written.

A spokesperson for the Senate majority leader said the bill would be changed to meet requirements.

During a chaotic week, Republican lawmakers began to flex their independence from the president.

Parents can use the app to manage investments for the program beginning July 4.

The Trump administration launched an app for managing child investment accounts Thursday, according to Treasury Department officials, which will start being seeded with $1,000 from the federal government July 4.