House Republicans are frustrated with the vagueness they’re hearing from the Trump administration on Iran.

Democrats have started to unite against more funding.

Former Rep. Susan Wild is getting encouraged to run against the Pennsylvania senator, a person familiar with her thinking told Semafor.

Three of the five Republicans who voted to question her under oath are still unconvinced, but two are showing signs of wavering.

The agenda items imperiled by the cross-Capitol squabble include national security and affordability priorities.

Ammar Campa-Najjar and Vista City Councilmember Corinna Contreras are going after a San Diego City Councilmember for a polling memo they say included racist lines of attack.

The party hoped to focus its campaign on the benefits of last year’s party-line megabill. For now, it’s stuck over a sequel.

Republicans tacitly acknowledge that the administration’s hardline rhetoric on mass deportation risks alienating voters.

The president took the stage at his party’s House retreat and talked not about party-line policy, but about different war timetables.

Keep an eye on whether Republicans move to boot indicted Rep. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick, D-Fla.

Some Republican lawmakers are privately concerned that the escalating conflict in Iran could overshadow the president’s domestic agenda.

The House Oversight Committee this week voted to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi.