Conservatives Break Blockade as House Floor Reopens After Weeks-Long Rebellion Over Voter ID Bill

House conservatives ended their weeks-long blockade of the House floor, ending a standoff that had brought legislative business to a standstill over a voter ID bill. The move marked a key victory for Speaker Mike Johnson, who had been pushing for the bill's passage. The conservative rebels had refused to yield in their opposition to the legislation, but ultimately relented in a last-minute deal. With the blockade lifted, lawmakers can now return to regular business and consider the bill on the floor once again.