US House
Coverage of US House in the Nexus archive.
- US House passes bill to combat ‘ghost’ federal student aid applicants
The US House passed a bill to combat financial aid fraud by requiring the Department of Education to implement an identity fraud detection system for FAFSA applications. The measure aims to prevent 'ghost students' from receiving federal aid using stolen identities and includes provisions for audits and reports on the system's effectiveness.
- US House passes bill to combat ‘ghost’ federal student aid applicants
The US House passed a bill requiring the Department of Education to implement an identity fraud detection system for the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) to prevent 'ghost students' from defrauding federal aid programs. The bill, sponsored by Rep. Burgess Owens, aims to protect taxpayer funds by verifying applicant identities and was supported by Education Secretary Linda McMahon.
- Anti-Israel Massie calls for USS Liberty probe, elevating conspiracy to US House floor
Anti-Israel Rep. Massie calls for a probe into the 1967 USS Liberty sinking, claiming it was intentional murder despite existing findings of a tragic accident. The US House is elevating this conspiracy theory to its floor.
- Ukraine: US House passes bill to aid Kyiv, sanction Russia
The US House passed the Ukraine Support Act to provide loans and assistance for Ukraine's reconstruction and impose sanctions on Russia. However, the article notes that this legislative support from the US House does not significantly benefit Kyiv.
- Live: US House passes bill in support of Ukraine, sanctions Russia
The US House passed a bill supporting Ukraine with aid and imposing sanctions on Russia, despite opposition from Republican leaders. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin and proposed a full ceasefire.
- US House Passes Ukraine Aid Bill in Rebuke to Trump’s Russia Policy
The US House passed the Ukraine Support Act in a 226-195 vote, approving new assistance for Kyiv and sanctions on key sectors of Russia’s economy. The measure now faces a difficult path in the Senate as November elections approach, with the balance of power in both chambers potentially at stake.
- Trump slams 'unpatriotic' US House vote to end Iran war
President Donald Trump criticized a symbolic US House vote to end the Iran war, calling it 'unpatriotic' and claiming it disrupted negotiations with the Islamic Republic of Iran. The vote occurred during Trump's final efforts to end the conflict, as stated in a Truth Social post.
- US House votes to end Trump’s Iran war: Does it matter?
The US House voted to end a war in Iran initiated by President Trump, with four Republicans joining Democrats in a rare rebuke of the president. However, Congress remains unable to prevent further military actions.
- Iran war: US House votes to limit Trump's war powers
The US House voted to limit Trump's war powers regarding Iran, with Democrats urging an end to the 'deeply unpopular' conflict. A drone strike at Kuwait's airport resulted in one fatality.
- US House votes to curb Trump on Iran war as talks stall
The US House voted to curb President Trump's authority regarding an Iran war, but the resolution is largely symbolic as the president can veto it if the Senate approves the measure.
- US House backs symbolic resolution aiming to halt Iran war, in rebuke of Trump
The US House passed a symbolic resolution to halt an Iran war, rebuking Trump. Four Republicans joined Democrats in voting to limit Trump's authority after the GOP speaker attempted to block opposition to the president.
- US House votes to halt Iran war, in rebuke to Trump
The US House voted 215-208 to halt an Iran war, with four Republicans joining Democrats. This measure had previously failed three times. The vote is described as a rebuke to Trump.
- US House votes to stop Iran war in rebuke to Trump
The US House voted to halt the war with Iran, defying President Donald Trump. The 215-208 vote reflected concerns about the economic impact on Americans. A Senate resolution to end the war has also advanced past a procedural hurdle.
- US House approves measure to restrain Trump action in Iran
The US House passed a resolution to force President Donald Trump to withdraw from the war with Iran and require congressional approval for further military action. The 215-208 vote included bipartisan support, marking a significant rebuke of Trump’s handling of the conflict, which has resulted in military casualties and disrupted global supply chains.
- US House passes largely symbolic vote ordering end to Iran war
The US House passed a largely symbolic vote to end the war with Iran. The vote took place at the US Capitol in Washington on June 3, 2026.
- Human bones found in Kfar Aza; family hopes they belong to son murdered on Oct. 7
Human bones were discovered in Kfar Aza, with a family hoping they belong to their son murdered on Oct. 7. The US House supported a Democratic-led symbolic resolution to halt an Iran war, in response to the president's stated desire to separate Lebanon and Iran talks.
- US primary voters choose midterm candidates as Democrats look to flip key seats
Democrats seek to challenge Republicans in New Jersey and Iowa, while California's redrawn maps favor Democrats. Key races for US House and Senate seats remain uncertain.
- US primary voters choose midterm candidates as Democrats look to flip key seats
US primary voters selected candidates for key midterm races, with Democrats aiming to flip seats in New Jersey, Iowa, and California. The outcomes could influence the balance of power in the US House and Senate, as Democrats seek to capitalize on redrawn maps and challenge Republican incumbents.
- Year-round ethanol blend bill passed by US House faces uncertain Senate path
The US House passed a bill to allow year-round sales of E15 (15% ethanol blend), but its Senate passage remains uncertain due to opposition from environmental advocates and oil-producing states. The White House supports the measure, which aims to provide cheaper fuel alternatives and boost agricultural interests, though the EPA's temporary waivers for extended E15 sales were linked to the Iran war's impact on gas prices.
- Year-round ethanol blend bill passed by US House faces uncertain Senate path
The US House passed a bill to allow year-round sales of E15 ethanol blend, but its Senate approval remains uncertain due to opposition from environmental advocates and lawmakers in oil-producing states. The White House supports the measure, which aims to provide cheaper fuel options and boost agricultural interests, though Senate leaders express skepticism about securing 60 votes for passage.
- Year-round ethanol blend bill passed by US House faces uncertain Senate path
The US House passed a bill to allow year-round sales of E15 ethanol blend, but its future in the Senate is uncertain due to opposition from environmental advocates and lawmakers from oil-producing states. The White House supports the legislation, which aims to provide consumers a cheaper fuel alternative and boost agricultural interests, though Senate approval requires 60 votes.
- Year-round ethanol blend bill passed by US House faces uncertain Senate path
The US House passed a bill allowing year-round sales of E15 ethanol blend, but its future in the Senate remains uncertain. Proponents argue it offers a cheaper fuel alternative and benefits agriculture, while opponents include environmental advocates and lawmakers from oil-producing states. The EPA has issued waivers for extended E15 sales due to Middle East tensions.
- US House lawmakers launch probe into Kalshi, Polymarket insider trading
US House lawmakers, led by Representative James Comer, have launched an investigation into prediction market companies Kalshi and Polymarket following suspicious trading activity related to US military actions against Iran. The probe seeks to determine how the companies responded to potential insider trading violations involving unusually timed trades.
- Breakthrough agreement in housing bill gives investors wins
The US House is set to approve an updated housing affordability bill after removing industry-opposed requirements on selling build-to-rent homes, giving investors wins. The agreement is a breakthrough in the housing bill and is expected to be approved. This decision may impact the housing market and investors.
- Tennessee Democrat ends re-election bid after map redrawing carves up his district
Tennessee Democratic Representative Steve Cohen ends his re-election bid due to redistricting that carves up his majority-Black Memphis district, giving an advantage to Republicans. The new US House map was enacted by Tennessee Republicans as part of a strategy to hold on to a slim majority in the November midterm elections. This decision follows last month's supreme court decision.
- Alabama Republicans look to set new US House primaries if courts allow redistricting
Alabama lawmakers are set to vote on a measure that could change the state's congressional primaries as part of a bid to switch its U.S. House districts. The move is part of a redistricting effort and its outcome depends on court decisions. If allowed, it would lead to new US House primaries.
- Howard Lutnick to answer questions from US House over Jeffrey Epstein ties
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick will answer questions from the US House over his past ties to Jeffrey Epstein, as part of a broader investigation into Epstein. Lutnick agreed to a transcribed interview after documents showed he continued correspondence with Epstein after Epstein's conviction. The session is part of the House oversight and reform committee’s investigation.
- Virginia weighs legality of new congressional map favoring Democrats that could reshape US House
Virginia's Supreme Court is reviewing whether the state's Democratic-led legislature followed constitutional procedures in approving a congressional redistricting plan that could give Democrats four additional seats in the US House. A Republican legal challenge argues the process violated procedural rules, potentially invalidating the recently passed amendment and the voter-approved map.