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Paul Ryan has the experience America needs right now. His time in office gives him the skills to navigate the crossed circuits of government, but he is not part of the old guard. When presented with the choice to either continue in government and bow to Donald Trump, or move on and wait for the dust to settle Paul chose to keep his integrity.

Republican Congressman Paul Ryan has been serving as the U.S. representative of Wisconsin's Congressional District 1 since 1999, and became the chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee in...

Jan. 25 2021, Published 2:38 p.m. ET Many people wonder what Paul Ryan is doing now after he retired from Congress in 2019. For starters, the former Republican speaker of the U.S. House of...

(CNN) Former House Speaker Paul Ryan has largely disappeared from the national political scene. Which makes what he said earlier this week about the House vote to impeach Donald Trump in 2021 all...

Former House Speaker Paul Ryan was “sobbing” as he watched the January 6, 2021, attack on the US Capitol unfold on television, a new book reports.

Paul Ryan In New Book, Paul Ryan Admits He Was a Fraud All Along As a congressman, Paul Ryan shamelessly ran cover for Trump. But in an interview with Politico’s Tim Alberta, the former House...

Ryan, a Wisconsin Republican who served as speaker of the House from 2015 until 2019, joined Fox Corp's board of directors after he left office. Trump complained that Fox News wouldn't talk about...

Former Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan emerged from self-imposed political exile to lash “entertainer” lawmakers. The former Wisconsin lawmaker didn’t name names, but insisted they come from “both parties.” “In the ‘old days,’ like ten years ago, if you wanted to do really well in Congress, if you wanted to succeed, you climbed a meritocracy.