Stephen Neukam is a Congressional Reporter at Axios. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, and public policy, with a particular focus on security policy and legal affairs. Stephen's work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Hill, CBS 17, and Yahoo News, among others.
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The panel took bipartisan action to issue subpoenas after he refused to answer questions in a voluntary interview with the panel.
A group of House Republicans blocked votes on a must-pass defense bill and other items with demands for votes on their policy wish lists.
The Democratic leader has frustrated some in his party over how he’s engaged in this year’s primaries.
Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens are now the remaining front-runners in the closely watched Democratic primary.
Middle Seat, formed a decade ago by Bernie Sanders campaign veterans, is riding a wave of shocking wins from Democratic socialists to prominence.
House Oversight will meet with the financier in September for details on nondisclosure agreements and possible payments to women.
The Republican running the congressional investigation into Epstein told NOTUS that the release of the files has “been handled poorly.
By: Stephen Neukam
The framework includes money for defense, farm assistance and changes to voting laws.
“No one wants a shutdown in October,” said Sen. Patty Murray, Democrats' top appropriator.
Oversight Chair James Comer told NOTUS he expects new activity at the Justice Department as a result of his probe.
