Rep. Victoria Spartz (R-IN) is being investigated by the House Ethics Committee over alleged mistreatment of staff, according to a Politico report. (Getty Images) Maya Angelou gave the best advice ...

A procedural vote slated for Tuesday afternoon is in trouble as Republican leaders seek to reinstate a prohibition on calling snap votes to repeal President Trump’s tariffs. Two Republicans — Reps.

Indiana U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz’s alleged mistreatment of staff in her congressional office has drawn the attention of the House Ethics Committee, according to a report from media outlet Politico.

One of those Republicans was Indiana's own Rep. Victoria Spartz, who represents the 5th Congressional District. A staunch ...

With Donald Trump returning to the White House and the Supreme Court dominated by conservatives, the Republican Party looks poised to wield significant power in Washington, as it also won slim ...

Spartz started representing Indiana's 5th Congressional District back in 2021. The Republican sometimes bucks party leadership with her votes.

Victoria Spartz and Chuck Goodrich have swiped at each other since the day the congresswoman rejoined the primary for the 5th Congressional District in February. Goodrich, the CEO of Gaylor Electric, ...

U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz faced a tense town hall gathering of more than 500 people in Westfield Friday night where she responded to tough questions about DOGE’s federal government cuts, reining in ...

U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz was one of only two Republicans to vote against a GOP budget that narrowly passed Thursday, writing on X that the plan is "setting us up for the largest deficit increase in ...

Hoosiers in the U.S. House of Representatives voted along party lines for President Donald Trump's policy bill that narrowly passed the chamber early on May 22. Indiana's seven Republicans, including ...

U.S. Rep. Victoria Spartz, a Republican representing Indiana's Fifth Congressional District, broke with her party Sept. 19 by voting against GOP efforts to fund the government for seven more weeks.