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Congress this week will seek a government funding deal and determine whether bipartisan consensus can be reached on additional COVID-19 relief.
Neera Tanden, President-elect Joe Biden’s pick for White House budget director, faces a rocky road to confirmation after needling GOP senators.
Christopher Krebs said that the move to paper ballots over the past three years made the election the most secure in American history.
Post-election confirmations of judges by a president whose party has lost the White House hasn’t happened since after the election of 1896.
Biden may find it hard to change course on trade policy because some Trump tariffs are popular and, in the case of China, part of a geopolitical rivalry.
CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman and Jennifer Shutt discuss the latest COVID-19 relief bill from Senate Republicans and break down its provisions.
The Trump administration's pledge to start shipping COVID-19 vaccines “within 24 hours” of approval will lead to a multi-step dash. Here's what to expect.
House Democrats want the rules package for the 117th Congress to change the power of one of the minority's only legislative weapons.
Adeyemi Ajao talks about how he started a $100 million company from a dorm room in Spain, and shares his views on Silicon Valley and more in the Fintech Beat Podcast.
In fourth try for the seat, Republican Mariannette Miller-Meeks declares victory, but Democrat Rita Hart has not conceded and could file a legal challenge.
Photo of the day:Diners enjoy weekend brunch in outdoor bubble pods at Ted’s Bulletin on 14th Street NW in Washington on Saturday
Republican-appointed justices on the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday considered punting a decision on President Donald Trump's attempt to exclude undocumented immigrants from congressional apportionment.
House Democrats are set to select a new Appropriations chairwoman, who will help steer more than $1.4 trillion in annual federal spending, as three experienced women seek the job for the next Congress.
Fudge had been seen as a contender for the House Agriculture gavel, but has remained silent about that job as she talks about what she'd do as Ag secretary.
Watch as CQ Roll Call's Gopal Ratnam breaks down some of the biggest issues Avril Haines will face as the next director of national intelligence.
Federal officials plan to begin shipping thousands of doses of the monoclonal antibody drug used to treat President Trump, but while he promised it would be widely available for free, limited manufacturing may leave the drug from Regeneron Pharmaceuticals out of reach for most patients battling the coronavirus.
The Capitol and Washington appear as if everything is normal from the viewing platform at the top of the Washington Monument.
House Democrats are planning on bringing back earmarks at the start of the next Congress. What does that mean for the appropriations process?
Congress still has the potential to move forward on health care issues, including a ban on surprise medical bills, says Rep. Greg Walden, R-Ore.
Top appropriators reached bipartisan agreement on a framework for an omnibus spending package that would avoid a partial government shutdown Dec. 11.