House Speaker Mike Johnson vowed Wednesday that Republicans will not make cuts to Medicaid, Medicare or Social Security as they work to pass – and pay for – President Donald Trump’s sweeping legislative agenda.

It took over two years for the Nixon-era Watergate scandal to bring on the constitutional crisis that led a president to resign. But hearing CBS describe President Donald Trump’s first

House Speaker Mike Johnson fights for President Trump’s favor and his own political survival while budget talks heat up.

House Speaker Mike Johnson is trying against the odds to muscle a Republican budget blueprint to passage. It's a step toward delivering President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” with $4.5

Donald Trump is relying on House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) to make his policy dreams come true at the same time he is privately sniping at the House Republican while leaving him hanging trying to muscle a new budget deal into existence.

House Speaker Mike Johnson vowed Wednesday that Republicans will not make cuts to Medicaid, Medicare or Social Security as they work to pass – and pay for – President Donald Trump’s sweeping legislative agenda.

The Republican-controlled House Budget Committee is ready to fall in line with Donald Trump's agenda, passing a new budget proposal that calls for $4.5 trillion in new deficits through tax cuts. Luke Broadwater joins The Weekend to discuss.

Speaker Mike Johnson acknowledged Monday he lacks the votes to pass President Donald Trump’s “one big beautiful bill” of top legislative priorities and asked for spiritual help. “This is a prayer request,

Speaker Mike Johnson is facing an increasingly narrow path to pass President Donald Trump’s legislative agenda through the lower chamber

Speaker Mike Johnson pushed back Thursday against an idea floated by President Donald Trump to reward U.S. taxpayers with DOGE stimulus checks. The time isn’t right, the speaker argued, to send savings from Elon Musk’s cost-cutting efforts back to Americans in the form of dividend checks.

House Speaker Mike Johnson said Thursday that congressional Republicans will codify President Donald Trump’s executive orders to ensure future presidents