United States — United States House of Representatives & Nancy Pelosi

United States — United States House of Representatives: The United States — United States House of Representatives will see the departure of one of its most powerful and longest-serving members, Nancy Pelosi, potentially shifting dynamics within the Democratic Party.

Nancy Pelosi: Nancy Pelosi announced she will not seek reelection to the United States — United States House of Representatives, ending her nearly 40-year career in Congress, including her historic tenure as the first female Speaker of the House.

United States — United States House of Representatives: Nancy Pelosi previously served as the Speaker of the United States — United States House of Representatives for two terms, and the institute will chronicle her career.

Nancy Pelosi: Nancy Pelosi is launching a new institute in partnership with University of California, Berkeley dedicated to strengthening democracy and will co-teach a course on Congress.

United States — United States House of Representatives: The United States — United States House of Representatives passed the government funding bill, contributing to the end of the shutdown. Its members debated the spending measure and health care provisions.

Nancy Pelosi: Nancy Pelosi, a Democratic Representative, argued that Republicans are trying to eliminate access to health care by not supporting the enhanced tax credit.

Nancy Pelosi: Nancy Pelosi, former Speaker, stated it was appropriate for the committee to interview anyone connected to Jeffrey Epstein.

Nancy Pelosi: Nancy Pelosi, as a former House Speaker, allowed services for Ruth Bader Ginsburg at the United States Capitol's Statuary Hall, demonstrating past flexibility in commemorations.

Nancy Pelosi: Nancy Pelosi, former House Speaker, plans to endorse Jack Schlossberg in his run for a US House seat, providing a high-profile show of support in a crowded primary race.

Nancy Pelosi: Nancy Pelosi called for a serious investigation into the allegations against Eric Swalwell and suggested it be done outside of a gubernatorial campaign.