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It’s here, in this diverse, suburban neighborhood that is part of Texas’ 24th District where Democrats are trying to expand their House majority.
Gaining or losing representation depends upon who is counted where in the census. Troops abroad could tip the scales in favor of one state over another.
House Majority Whip James Clyburn’s endorsement of Joe Biden Wednesday is the highest ranking congressional Democrat to weigh in on presidential race.
President Donald Trump says he’s willing to accept whatever spending level Congress deems appropriate to combat the deadly coronavirus outbreak.
Carbon-free nuclear power in a crisis just when it’s most needed - Energy
Congress will send Trump bill to make lynching a federal crime for first time, long overdue recognition of country’s history of hateful acts, sponsors say.
House Democrats will decamp to Philadelphia on April 1-3 for their annual "Issues Conference" retreat, Rep. Hakeem Jeffries announced Wednesday.
The United States has a new military service, the Space Force, but it has never been clear whether or not America will also have a Space Guard and Reserve.
Congress first called for rules requiring cigarette packs to carry stark images depicting the health consequences of smoking more than a decade ago.
The Trump administration may have put final nail in the coffin of a long-studied effort to build a permanent repository for nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain.
The Department of Homeland Security has broadly expanded two pilot programs that fast-track the deportations of asylum-seeking migrants at the U.S. border.
Democrats and scientists told Republicans embracing the proposal the trees won't put a dent in the climate crisis, but reducing carbon emissions will
Survivors will gather in the D.C. area this week to mark the Iwo Jima battle’s 75th anniversary, as journalists urgently look to tell their stories.
Mike Bloomberg made bad jokes, but he is preparing an ad barrage at Bernie Sanders, who also took a hit from Elizabeth Warren, maybe too late.
Congress could be headed for a standoff over reauthorizing key surveillance standards, as Attorney General William Barr seeks little changes.
The Senate confirmed former lobbyist Katharine MacGregor to be deputy secretary of the Interior Department, filing a post that sat vacant since late 2018.
Spread of coronavirus in Europe is affecting operations on some U.S. military bases in Italy and could soon extend to the thousands of personnel in Germany.
White House officials tell senators that request for $2.5B to combat coronavirus outbreak is just the beginning, with more needed as early as this fall.
Buried within the Education Department’s fiscal 2021 budget request is a proposal that would transform student loan financing.
Fintech Beat goes to Barbados to ask Avinash Persaud, a professor, investor and regulator, how small countries can compete as global financial tech markets.