Furious over nationwide injunctions, Congressional Republicans are seeking to limit the impact of the federal judiciary.

In an unprecedented move, Speaker Mike Johnson has suggested that Congress might consider eliminating federal courts, a proposal that has sent ripples through the political landscape. With increasing tensions surrounding judicial authority,

Meanwhile, House Republicans have launched impeachment efforts against federal judges who have ruled against the Trump administration. This effort is backed by Elon Musk, who has called for the judges’ removal and donated to lawmakers supporting impeachment proceedings, according to The New York Times.

Rep. Anna Pauling Luna (R-FL) took her fight with House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) public over whether or not proxy voting will be allowed for new parents who are members of Congress. In a Tuesday post on the X social media platform,

House Democrats who spoke to TPM on Tuesday were stunned and floored by House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) raising the possibility of Congress eliminating some federal courts as part of House Republicans’ ongoing interest in punishing judges who dare to rule against the Trump administration.

Volunteers for Jesuit Refugee Service, take their case for restoring aid to Speaker Mike Johnson and Senators Bill Cassidy and John Kennedy.

A Call to Action? Facing increasing pressure from some Republican factions to address judicial decisions perceived as unfavorable to the Trump administration, Mike Johnson expressed that Congress holds the authority to eliminate federal courts.

Nine Republicans voted against their House speaker on proxy voting for new parents—causing him to abandon all plans for the rest of the week.

WASHINGTON—House Speaker Mike Johnson (R., La.) failed to tamp down a revolt from some rank-and-file Republicans trying to bypass his authority, in a tussle that included charges of political blackmail and a crackup in the hard-line House Freedom Caucus.