Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss the looming government shutdown, whether Democrats and Republicans can come to an agreement on federal funding, details of his Eliminate ...

Congress barrels toward a government shutdown next week, with little progress on a funding deal, as Democrats use their leverage to seek about $1.5 trillion in spending, including on ObamaCare ...

WASHINGTON – Wisconsin U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson says it is not his place to steer the Republican Party of Wisconsin, even as the party has struggled to raise funds and recently saw the retirement of an ...

Senator Ron Johnson joins John Solomon and Amanda Head to detail his new law and how it could change the arc of politics in Washington. Watch Just The News No Noise here: ...

The Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee will vote on several bills this week, including legislation to address guidance documents. S. 252, the “Guidance out of Darkness (GOOD) ...

Tonight's featured guest will be Wisconsin GOP Sen. Ron Johnson. Also appearing will be Georgia GOP Rep. Barry Loudermilk; Darin Selnick, Former Chief of Staff to Secretary of War Pete Hegseth; Steve ...

Sen. Ron Johnson hasn't just dipped his toes into the 9/11 “truther” waters. On the anniversary, the Wisconsin Republican has actually jumped in in headfirst.

The way to do it is to convert to multiyear spending cycles and avoid the constant drama over appropriations.

In Wisconsin, 2018 was a banner year. A blue wave crashed over the state and washed the Republicans out of state office, including the feckless weasel Scott Walker. That seismic shift led to the state ...

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) urged the public to mount a pressure campaign against their elected officials to cut spending and reduce the size of government. In an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal, ...

Gov. Tony Evers announced federal disaster aid approval after storms caused major damage to about 1,500 homes and over $33 million in residential losses, plus $43 million in public damages in six ...

Sen. Ron Johnson told a gathering promoting unsupported theories about the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks to form their own 9/11 commission.