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Former Rep. Sam Johnson, a Vietnam POW, has died at 89
The Texas Republican, a decorated Air Force pilot, spent nearly seven years held captive at the infamous Hanoi Hilton prison.
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The Texas Republican, a decorated Air Force pilot, spent nearly seven years held captive at the infamous Hanoi Hilton prison.
For the first time in history, House lawmakers cast proxy votes on behalf of colleagues who were not present for the proceedings, a landmark move.
In tonight's episode we look at the New York Governor's visit to Washington and how swing states are among the hardest hit from the pandemic.
Lawmakers would set aside money for public and private research and development in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and other fields.
The National Potato Council wants the USDA to boost payments to growers and wants Congress to provide $300 million of surplus product.
Some routes are carrying just 10 percent of their normal ridership, the railroad's top executive says in a letter to Pelosi, Pence.
More than one-tenth of the 431 House members have sent letters to the clerk designating a colleague to serve as their proxy for voting on the floor.
The House abruptly delayed voting on what had been a bipartisan Senate compromise on overhauling surveillance programs.
The secretary of State declares Hong Kong no longer autonomous from China, which could hurt special status for Hong Kong in U.S. trading rules.
Doctors and the ACLU say requiring women to get medication abortion pills in person raises risks of contracting COVID-19.
Emergency relief agencies, already stretched thin by the corornavirus, are bracing for above-average hurricane and wildfire seasons.
House and Senate leaders continued to negotiate, but the sponsor of a bill to change the terms on PPP loans said they agreed on key points
Democrats released a report spotlighting “dark-money” groups they say are part of a scheme to get judges on courts to benefit the GOP and its donors.
From Memphis to Milwaukee, a range of cities and counties across the country are reporting spikes in fatal and nonfatal overdoses.
Updated ratings for 15 districts show the battlefield narrowing, which is not good news for the Republican goal of retaking the House.
Joe Novotny listened to D.C. punk rock music to get psyched-up before facing the C-SPAN cameras during the House’s impeachment of President Donald Trump.
Despite increase in shipping packages, overall mail volume dropped as workers have fallen ill and costs of providing protective equpment grew.
Trump administration rule is “riddled with errors, omissions, and unfounded assumptions," lawsuit charges.
A Republican who is vying to challenge the Democratic senator from Delaware sees the state’s ban on gatherings during the pandemic as an attack on faith.
Congressional divisions and a veto threat imperil the bipartisan House passage of bill to reauthorize FISA surveillance authorities.