The House refused Thursday to override President Donald Trump's veto of two low-profile bills as Republicans stuck with the president despite their prior support for the measures. Congress can override a veto with support from two-thirds of the members of the House and the Senate.

Republicans will consider a rare rebuke of President Donald Trump with House votes Thursday to override his vetoes of two low-profile bills that were considered noncontroversial when they passed Congress.

A large swath of House Republicans flipped their positions Thursday on a pair of bills, voting to sustain the first two vetoes of President Trump's second term. Why it matters: The votes mark yet another sign of Trump's influence over the GOP House,

House Republicans, in a rare act of defiance, on Thursday will vote on measures openly challenging President Trump and conference leaders. The lower chamber will weigh a move to override Trump’s veto of two bipartisan,

More Republicans in the U.S. Senate are now calling for the impeachment of federal judges who have issued rulings striking down President Donald Trump's policies. NBC News reported Wednesday that U.S.

Wednesday on the RCP podcast, the panel reacted to President Trump's warning to House Republicans that if they lose their majority, Democrats will impeach him for a third time. "Republicans have a tiny majority in the House,

President Donald Trump rallied House Republicans this week as the GOP tries to defy history and keep control of Congress after this year’s midterm elections. But Trump had questions for House Republicans during his address to their annual retreat on Tuesday,

He warned that Democrats will impeach him a third time if they win the House. His low approval ratings suggest this won’t motivate many voters.