House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) ended congressional voting early this week, reportedly to avoid a vote on a bipartisan measure which requests the release of the Epstein Files. 11 of the 19 co-sponsors of the resolution are Republicans,

As the House Oversight Committee attempts to interview Ghislane Maxwell, "MAGA" Mike Johnson is blocking for the Trump Administration in an obvious manner. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said he's shutting down the House of Representatives until September to stave off a vote that could compel the Trump administration to release the files on sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.

Despite House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) sending the House of Representatives home early to head off a bipartisan resolution to release the DOJ's evidence on convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, lawmakers are unable to avoid questions about the issue from their own constituents.

Or, rather, House Speaker (and certified freak) Mike Johnson did. Desperate to regain control of the House floor amid mounting pressure to release the Epstein files, Johnson decided to shut the whole thing down–and launch the entire legislature into summer break–one day early.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) may go from hero to zero in Donald Trump's eyes as a "rift" grows within the House GOP caucus over the Jeffrey Epstein files and Republicans side with Democrats in demanding transparency.

By now you’ve maybe seen the news that House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) is, effectively, shutting down the House’s

Speaker Mike Johnson revealed his text to Elon Musk during his Trump feud went undelivered after the tech billionaire changed his phone number following disagreements.

Musk responded to a tweet highlighting the move, which included a screenshot from The New York Times stating Johnson would “shut down the House” rather than allow the vote. The tweet read, “Speaker Johnson is actively blocking a vote on the Epstein files. This should piss every American off on a visceral level.”

President Trump is remembering his “MAGA all the way” friend Hulk Hogan following the death of the world-famous professional wrestler, saying the “cultural impact he had was