Roll Call

The Interior-Environment appropriations bill being marked up by the full House Appropriations Committee on Thursday comes with a bipartisan...

Shareholder proposals seeking to increase transparency on publicly traded companies’ political activities won in record numbers this proxy s...

As a strategy to get President Joe Biden’s $4.4 trillion infrastructure proposals through Congress takes shape, senior Democrats in both cha...

House and Senate Democrats are struggling to balance a general desire to make the wealthy pay their fair share with regional interest in res...

American students heading to college campuses in the fall can expect some semblance of normalcy, thanks to loosened pandemic restrictions an...

Lawmakers are exploring what practices implemented during the pandemic could hold value for years to come and which should become relics of...

Donald Rumsfeld, whose successes, failures and personality were all epic fixtures in Washington for decades, died Tuesday at the age of 88....

The House on Wednesday voted 222-190 to establish the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol, a...

Only a fraction of the tens of thousands of new applications for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program were approved in the fir...

Donald Rumsfeld, a former secretary of Defense for two presidents, has died at 88, according to his family in a Twitter post. The longtime p...

Free ice cream, beer and Biden administration officials galore. It’s all part of a full-court press by the White House and Democrats more br...

A Washington internship can open doors for career paths in Congress, the federal government and the government-industrial complex of think t...

The Supreme Court could end up deciding when detailed data from last year’s census may get released, after a federal appeals court in Alabam...

The country’s history of redlining, racially restrictive covenants, zoning regulations and more has embedded racism in its housing policies....

Daniel Hernandez had sworn off politics more than once on the day he found himself running into the gunfire aimed at his boss, Arizona Democ...

The first things you need to know about Rep. Melanie Stansbury, the newest member of Congress, are one, she’s not all that new to Washington...

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Helen Beaudreau brought a bowl of sundubu jjigae for lunch several years ago, earlier in her career as a congressional staffer. The Korean s...

Ohio GOP Gov. Mike DeWine announced in May that COVID-19 vaccine uptake among Medicaid enrollees was 22 percent, compared with 45 percent of...

For the second straight year, the House voted to remove the bust of the late Chief Justice Roger B. Taney — who authored the infamous Dred S...

Just before the Independence Day recess, the House is moving anew to remove statues of people in the Capitol who were part of the Confederac...

Several members of Congress wanted to make sure the White House commission on the Supreme Court heard their views ahead of the first public...

Democrats and Republicans alike on Tuesday renewed their calls for new antitrust laws after a federal judge tossed out a complaint by the Fe...

Addressing disparities in health care coverage and rising costs remains a stark dividing line in competitive Democratic primaries, a Senate...

The House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday approved along party lines, 33-25, a $4.8 billion fiscal 2022 Legislative Branch spending bill...