Capitol Hill Republicans want to get more involved in DOGE, hoping to make cuts permanent. With their slim majorities, it won't be easy.

The dynamic of cutting government while also cutting out those who answer to voters has alarmed even some fiscal conservatives.

Almost two months into President Donald Trump's second term, the chairman of the House Republican campaign committee is already predicting his party will pick up seats in the midterm elections some 20 months away.

The government is headed toward a shutdown unless a deal is reached by March 14. And disagreements over DOGE may be the biggest roadblock.