You may not have heard of Republican Mike Johnson prior to him taking over as the Speaker of the House, but he’s been quietly pushing his ultra-conservative Christian values for years. Johnson is a particularly dangerous politician because although his party is so divided they can’t get anything done,

The State of Arizona sued the House of Representatives over Speaker Mike Johnson's decision to not swear in Rep-elect Adelita Grijalva until after the shutdown ends.

House of Representatives speaker Mike Johnson warned Monday that the United States is on track to face "one of the longest" government shutdowns in its history unless Democrats agree to pass a funding bill.

Speaker of the US House of Representatives Mike Johnson has said that the current government shutdown could become the longest in history, as an impasse between the Democrats and Republicans drags on with no end in sight.

Adelita Grijalva and Arizona asked a federal court on Tuesday to allow someone else to administer her oath to be the state’s 7th District representative since Speaker Mike Johnson has refused to do so,

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson defended Republicans' handling of the government shutdown and squarely blamed Democrats for what he described as a "terribly selfish decision" during an interview with "Special Report." "We were simply trying to buy time ...

Johnson’s comments point to the glaring failure of the Republican Congress to help Trump be the best president he can be. To fulfill that role, they need to be more than cheerleaders. They need to be friendly critics — the kind of people who say, “We can do better.”

In a long post on X Wednesday morning, Greene called out Johnson for claiming on a Republican Party conference call the day before that he had “ideas and pages of policy,” but failing to mention or produce a single one to address the soaring costs of health care if the ACA subsidies expire, calling his actions “unacceptable.”

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson, R-La., sparred with ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos on Wednesday over the partial government shutdown. During an interview on ABC’s “Good Morning America,” Stephanopoulos accused Johnson and Republicans of ...

That was the day after Sens. Mark Kelly and Ruben Gallego, both Arizona Democrats, confronted Johnson and Rep. Mike Lawler, R-N.Y., in the Capitol to press them on the shutdown and the delayed swearing-in of Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva, D-Ariz.