Mike Johnson's office has said the statute authorizing the plaque is "not implementable" and that proposed alternatives "do not comply."

House Speaker Mike Johnson said that Venezuela should hold elections soon, despite Donald Trump and Marco Rubio expressing little interest in the prospect.

Monday insisted that Congress didn't need to know about the military operation to oust Venezuela's president. Johnson spoke to the press in Washington, D.C., just hours after Nicolás Maduro and his wife,

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) in a newly published interview argues Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) is “100 percent” following orders from President Trump, and as a result relinquishing the power of Congress.

Speaker Mike Johnson of Shreveport-Bossier said the capture of Venezuela President Nicolas Maduro will protect American lives.

"Trump’s military actions against Venezuela last night were unconstitutional. Period,” Carter said. “This was reckless and risked American lives with no plan for the aftermath. I voted for a war powers resolution to end hostilities against Venezuela without congressional authorization, which failed on a near party line vote.”

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) may be bracing for a rocky return from winter recess, as mounting frustration among moderate House Republicans over the administration’s handling of foreign policy and

House Speaker Mike Johnson assured that there would be no U.S. forces on the ground in Venezuela after the operation to arrest Nicolas Maduro.

Marjorie Taylor Greene claims House Speaker Mike Johnson is "under direct orders from the White House" in scathing interview about GOP leadership.

The speaker is working to refocus Republicans on cost-of-living matters. But he will find it hard to escape nasty internal clashes.