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President Trump said Republicans will stop negotiating a coronavirus relief package with Speaker Nancy Pelosi amid a lingering gulf on state and local aid.
As COVID-19 cases burst through the White House and ruffle the Senate, cases among front-line workers in Congress continue to rise.
One of the Kenosha Police Department officers present when Jacob Blake was shot seven times in the back used to work for the Capitol Police.
A victory may give Capitol Hill, led by Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Sen. Charles E. Schumer, renewed influence over major issues including health care.
Despite cases of COVID-19 within their ranks, Republicans stayed on a timeline that would allow them to confirm Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court.
After three GOP senators tested positive for virus, floor votes on District judges were postponed. But hearings will start Oct. 12 on a Supreme Court pick.
Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says the Senate will remain out for two weeks, but Supreme Court nomination hearings will continue.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi opened the door Friday to taking up free-standing payroll support to airlines amid ongoing coronavirus relief bill talks.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says he expects senators back in Washington next week despite a spate of positive COVID-19 tests in Washington.
Members of Congress and staff on Capitol Hill have expanded access to COVID-19 testing through the Office of the Attending Physician.
Republicans already had a narrow margin to confirm Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, leaving little room for error.
Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse described the presidential debate as a “s--- show,” but he may as well have been talking about the entire week.
Positive COVID-19 tests from Sen. Mike Lee, Donald Trump and his top aide Hope Hicks are causing some to reconsider a testing program on Capitol Hill.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi offered no indications Friday of imminent changes to congressional operations after Trump tested positive for COVID-19.
House Democrats passed their own revised version of a coronavirus relief bill Thursday, in a largely symbolic expression of frustration.
Six GOP senators voted with Democrats on a procedural vote on a bill to block the Trump administration from intervening in a lawsuit to overturn Obamacare.
As Congress remains at odds over the latest round of coronavirus relief bill, U.S. airlines began furloughing tens of thousands of employees.
There were mixed signals about the chances of a bipartisan COVID-19 aid deal throughout the Capitol, with earlier optimism fading a bit.
Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination, the 2020 presidential election and an Obamacare case before the Supreme Court next month could stir drama.
Two influential House Democrats said Thursday the chamber should bring back earmarks next year, arguing the de facto ban cedes too much power by Congress.