Over 20 protesters were arrested Tuesday for demonstrating inside and outside the Energy and Commerce Committee hearing room as House Republicans mark up a section of the budget megabill tackling ...

As the House Energy and Commerce ... hearing room. "People feel very strongly because they know they're losing their healthcare," said Rep. Frank Pallone, D-New Jersey, the top Democrat on the ...

a Republican who is in his first term as chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee. It was not to be. Minutes later, a group of protesters in the back of the Capitol Hill hearing room ...

Tensions ran high at the Energy and Commerce hearing over the proposed Medicaid ... to you about what's in this bill." The House Ways and Means Committee debated House Republicans' broad tax ...

The hearings also brought a group of protesters to DC. Protesters hold up signs inside a markup meeting with the House Energy and Commerce Committee ... the hearing room, according to Capitol ...

The House Committee on Energy and Commerce continued its meeting Wednesday ... correspondent Caitlin Huey-Burns has the latest on the hearings and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s appearances ...

Capitol Police escorted the protesters, some in motorized wheelchairs, out of the room ... the hearing, House Democrats focused on the Medicaid cuts and changes in the Energy and Commerce ...

Police arrested more than two dozen people after activists protesting cuts to Medicaid interrupted the House Energy and Commerce Committee ... up outside the hearing room when space inside was ...

One Democrat described the Republican-controlled committee’s unwillingness to prioritize the health portion during daytime hours while protesters were outside the committee room as ...

Frank Pallone, D-N.J., on the Energy & Commerce Committee ... of 11 House committees working on the package drilled down on some of the largest components. Tempers flared in the hearing rooms.

In a marathon session marked by the arrest of dozens of disability rights activists, Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives pushed ahead with plans to drastically reduce Medicaid spending.