Arizona's freshman Rep. Eli Crane was among the eight GOP members who voted to remove House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Here's what to know about him.

Representative Eli Crane, a first-term Arizona Republican, has emerged as the chief right-wing voice pushing conspiracy theories about the Trump assassination attempts.

Politics Rep. Eli Crane stunned at 'insane' sum in taxpayer funds used for transgender animal studies A representative from the White Coat Waste Project told lawmakers earlier this month about the ...

How the last freshman holdout against McCarthy made it to Congress Eli Crane, newly elected from Arizona, is the only first-term Republican still opposing Kevin McCarthy for speaker in the latest ...

Democratic staffers didn't take kindly border wall-themed Christmas decorations outside the office of Republican Rep. Eli Crane, calling it "in poor taste." ...

Navy SEAL veteran Eli Crane, CEO of Bottle Breacher, wants to unify veterans with a new movement: Long Live the Veteran Brotherhood.

A nonprofit linked to former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy is running ads against Rep. Eli Crane, a freshman member of Congress who last year voted to oust McCarthy from the GOP’s top House ...

Rep. Eli Crane, a former Navy SEAL sniper, says "there are a lot of questions here in Butler," reporting from the infamous sloped roof where a gunman allegedly took shots at former President Trump ...

Numerous veterans and military spouse entrepreneurs have gone swimming with sharks on the hit ABC show "Shark Tank" and lived to tell the tale. Not only have they survived, but many of them walked ...

Buzz about the race is growing, but a Democratic win in Arizona's 2nd Congressional District is still a longshot, analysts say.

GOP Rep. Eli Crane used racially-charged language during a floor debate on Thursday. He said an amendment he'd proposed to the annual defense bill had "nothing to do" with "colored people." Rep ...

Arizona Republican Rep. Eli Crane drew condemnation on Thursday when he referred to Black Americans as "colored people" during a debate on the annual defense policy bill.