Republicans in the House have proposed a $40,000 cap for those with incomes less than $400,000 after Rep. Mike Lawler argued for it.

At the raucous meeting, Lawler defended President Trump's June 14 military parade, opposed the use of masks by agents of U.S.

In other congressional news, the Senate Commerce Committee holds a hearing on 12 June examining “US efforts to counter ...

The Trump administration on Monday will begin enforcing an expansive new travel ban for people from 19 countries, ...

Scrutiny of the massive 1,037-page "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" is now intensifying, with more than a dozen House Republicans ...

Here is how our House members and New York’s two senators voted on select issues during the legislative week ending June 6, ...

President Trump’s new travel ban on Haiti, citing visa overstay and security concerns, has sparked widespread criticism for ...

Andy Kaufman Is Me,' which premieres at the Tribeca Film Festival today, has heavyweight producers in David Letterman and ...

Immigrant advocates and some Democratic state attorneys general said they are examining the new restrictions for potential ...

SUFFERN — Lt. Gov. Antonio Delgado led a town hall-style gathering meant to roast Rep. Mike Lawler in his district at Rockland Community College on Sunday, March 30. Organized by Indivisible ...

Michael Lawler (R-17, including Philipstown) voted yes Pat Ryan (D-18, including Beacon) voted yes The House on May 19, by a 386-1 vote, passed the Simplifying Forms for Veterans Claims Act (H.R. 1286 ...

Mike Lawler (R-NY) is celebrating an 11th-hour deal ... “We’re the highest tax county,” added Congers volunteer firefighter Michael Graziano, who also serves as a councilman in Clarkstown ...