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Environmentalists fear diminished evaluations of project impacts. "It's the latest in a string of outlandish authoritarian acts" by the president, said one advocate.
Five out of six workers would receive more in expanded unemployment benefits than they would earn on the job if Congress extends those benefits.
Kevin McCarthy said his conference is open to policing overhauls, a statement that comes after the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
A female Capitol Police officer says she was dismissed from the department’s K-9 unit training course because of her sex.
Opinion — There is hope that Americans demanding justice will be heard. But fear is a powerful motivator, something Trump instinctively senses.
Current highway authorization law expires Sept. 30 and agencies counting on the reauthorization worry there won't be time to get Republicans on board.
House Republicans say their lawsuit on proxy voting doesn’t punt the legislature’s constitutional authority to the judicial branch.
Existing tax credits aren't big enough to motivate consumers to install clean and efficient energy systems, the industry says.
They warned of challenges for smaller institutions that might have to lay off more employees or close permanently if they can’t reopen in the fall.
"John Lewis: Good Trouble," Dawn Porter's new documentary about the Georgia Democrat is coming out at a time defined by protests and calls for justice.
The senator said Mattis' words were “true and honest and necessary and overdue” and that she is unsure whether she will vote for the president.
Several lawmakers have attended the nationwide protests following the slaying of George Floyd in the past few days, including Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
House and Senate Democrats will announce a legislative initiative Monday to end law enforcement practices of racial profiling and excessive use of force.
Current record-high jobless numbers among minorities suggest the economic crisis may hit these communities harder than during the Great Recession.
Democrats press acting Inspector General on potential conflicts and why his predecessor was abruptly dismissed.
Social media platforms take some disinformation down but studies show that among the most influential posts are those put up by robots
CDC Director Robert Redfield faced criticism of the Trump administration's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic. Redfield stressed the importance of wearing masks.
Michael Pack is also being actively investigated by the attorney general for the District of Columbia for alleged self-dealing and self-enrichment.
The hemp industry wants Congress to direct the FDA to write rules for CBD in food additives and dietary supplements. It also wants pandemic aid money.
Lawmakers are taking to the streets in protest of George Floyd’s killing at the hands of Minneapolis police