House Freedom Caucus Chair Andy Harris (R-Md.) is seen during the final vote on a budget reconciliation bill for President ...

Welcome to Washington, where on Wednesday night Speaker Johnson was forced to hold open a vote for more than seven hours — a ...

Since its founding 10 years ago, the Freedom Caucus has been called disruptors, extremists, “hardliners,” and a loud minority within the House Republican conference. But the GOP trifecta ...

The caucus was officially founded by conservatives in 2015 at the House Republican retreat in Hershey, Pennsylvania, and is chaired by Rep. Mark Meadows, a third-term Republican from North Carolina.

The House Freedom Caucus was founded early in 2015 as a more rigorously ideological alternative to the Republican Study Committee, a caucus some conservatives deemed too passive and riddled with ...

But not everyone supported Greene’s ousting: Rep. Jim Jordan of Ohio, a Freedom Caucus co-founder who also has become close with McCarthy, was against the idea of kicking her out, according to a ...

Freedom Caucus Founder on how McCarthy’s problems started, and why a dark horse may beat him out. Rep. John Fleming (R-La.) speaks to reporters July 25, 2014, on Capitol Hill. ...

They founded the Freedom Caucus to help move their party further to the right. Advertisement The group adopted a binding rule: 80 percent of its members could commit the entire caucus membership ...

When the Freedom Caucus was founded, it was a tight-knit group whose complicated bylaws required members to reach consensus on every position. It stood for “open, ...

The House Freedom Caucus has certainly received a good bit of attention during the 118th Congress. Not all of that attention has been fair. And none of it has apparently touched on how the group ...

And yet one of the most prominent members of the Freedom Caucus and a founder of the group, Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Ohio, now serves as the chair of the powerful Judiciary Committee and has been ...