Congressman Daniel Webster, in an Opinion piece, explains his departure from his usual practice when he voted in favor of a measure to keep the government up and running.

U.S. Rep. Daniel Webster announced Monday that he will support a measure to keep the government up and running.

U.S. Rep. Daniel Webster, in his weekly message from Washington D.C., says Congress needs time to work with President Trump to enact meaningful reform.

The Trump administration wants a judicial showdown over independent agencies. The history is muddled—and the consequences ...

Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute Chair Lincoln Díaz-Balart, who served in both chambers of the Florida Legislature ...

Some of the protesters outside the Lakeland office of Rep. Scott Franklin criticized him for not holding in-person town halls ...

Trump is expected to talk about immigration and the economy, our colleague Megan Messerly reports — with some surveys now showing that majorities of Americans think the president is steering the ...

But on the last two, Cox said, Wilson was regressive. He made his mark in the northeast as a professor and president of ...

Eliminating taxes on Social Security benefits would provide current beneficiaries with thousands more dollars but could cause younger generations to lose thousands in benefits.

"Congressman Franklin’s office always welcomes ... Laurel Lee, R-Brandon, or Rep. Daniel Webster, R-Clermont, holding town halls in person in recent years. Lee has hosted some telephone discussions.

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