South Carolina Congressman Ralph Norman was one of two Republicans to flip his vote on U.S. House Speaker Mike Johnson after initially holding out with two other Republicans. Why did he switch?

Conservatives want earlier Medicaid work requirements, phase out IRA clean energy tax credits and finalize cap on federal ...

Ralph Norman ... and move the United States to a more sustainable fiscal trajectory." C-Span cameras are allowed in the chamber as there is not yet a House Speaker. Once the speaker is elected ...

The multitrillion-dollar tax cut and spending bill now heads to the Senate, where Republicans have vowed to make changes.

President-elect Trump appears to have helped Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., avoid a messy, drawn-out fight to lead the House of Representatives. Trump spoke by phone with both Reps. Ralph Norman ...

(UPDATE: After seeming to come up short in his bid to be named speaker of the House, Rep ... Two Republicans—Rep. Ralph Norman (R–S.C.) and Rep. Keith Self (R–Texas)—changed their votes ...

Mike Johnson of Louisiana has been reelected speaker of the United States House of Representatives ... Whip Tom Emmer of ...

Speaker Mike Johnson expressed optimism that the budget bill would reach the House floor before Memorial Day as lawmakers ...

Speaker Mike Johnson ... no time casting his ballot for House Majority Whip Tom Emmer (R-Minn.). He was followed by other rebels, including Rep. Ralph Norman (R-SC), who supported Rep.

The opening hours of the 119th Congress provided an interesting look at the two bodies of Congress, the United States House of ... leaving only Representatives-elect Ralph Norman (R-SC) and ...

The US House of Representatives supported Mike Johnson's candidacy for Speaker, The New York Times ... number of votes thanks to congressmen Ralph Norman and Keith Self, who decided to support ...

Speaker-designate Mike Johnson, R-La., was re-elected to lead the House of Representatives on Friday ... Keith Self, R-Texas and Ralph Norman, R-S.C., initially voted for someone else but then ...