House Speaker Mike Johnson is starting off the new year in a familiar, uncomfortable predicament: The Louisiana Republican faces a shrinking majority, a loss of control over the legislative agenda, and pressure from President Trump to embrace an issue many in the GOP want to avoid.

House Speaker Mike Johnson told The Independent that “nobody” is talking about military action in Greenland despite the fact that President Donald Trump’s administration has floated the possibility.

President Trump called the candidate a “highly respected” civic leader who has dedicated their life to their community.

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

Johnson’s warning comes after Trump faced two impeachments during his first term in office and multiple threats of one in his second term.

"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.”

Mike Johnson’s efforts to keep President Donald Trump happy are leaving rank-and-file Republicans unhappy with his obsequiousness

Get live updates and the latest news on the Trump administration as the Senate votes on Venezuela war powers, the House considers extending Obamacare subsidies.

Former Vice President tells Kaitlan Collins it would be a mistake for President Trump to use the military to acquire Greenland.