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Nevada Democrats have an opportunity for a better spot on the primary calendar in 2024, but only if their caucus can avoid a repeat of the Iowa debacle.
Military projects championed by key Republican lawmakers would lose funding under a Trump administration proposal to divert it to border wall construction.
State Sen. Tom Tiffany has won the Republican primary for the special election in Wisconsin’s 7th District to replace former Rep. Sean P. Duffy.
Could Wasserman Schultz be the 'comeback kid' in a three-way race with Rosa DeLauro and Marcy Kaptur to take over House Appropriations?
M.M. LaFleur wants to help women run. So what does running look like? Suits in washable wool. High necklines. Sort-of sensible heels. A “jardigan.”
His paragraph-long marijuana policy leaves a lot of questions about what federal marijuana policy would look like under a Bloomberg administration.
Many Democratic voters in the Nevada Caucus have made up their minds about their first choice for the party’s nominee, but not their second, or third.
Financial inclusion is the holy grail of fintech—though what it is, and how it’s delivered, differs dramatically depending on where in the world one lives.
At a Nevada infrastructure forum, 'Amtrak Joe' Biden touted his favorite railroad while Amy Klobuchar described getting TSA dogs to Minnesota from Hawaii.
Former VP Joe Biden, 77, and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, 78, know this is likely going to be their last shot at the presidency.
The Pentagon wants $77 million to keep operating and protecting key satellites in its latest request to Congress for overseas war contingency funding.
Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren swipes at Bloomberg during rally in Washington, D.C. suburbs ahead of March 3 Virginia primaries.
The Problems Solvers Caucus held a marathon hug session at its news briefing this week. Clearly someone needs solace from the usual congressional rancor.
On guns, export financing and other issues, Republicans amendments in the Senate forced the two Democratic presidential candidates to pick a side.
Capitol Police lawyer who helped win sexual discrimination case leaves for DOJ and Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband makes big tech stock transactions.
Senators Chris Murphy, John Barrasso, and Ron Johnson expressed support for Ukraine and President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's anti-corruption efforts.
This week CQ on Congress delves deep into whether the government is ready to manage a pandemic.
Mike Bloomberg is counterpunching attacks from President Donald Trump. This might be exactly what some Democratic voters want to hear and see.
Watch as our eagle-eyed reporters explain what they saw from the Senate Gallery during the impeachment trial in CQ Roll Call's latest Reporter's Notebook.
This week the federal budget dropped, men with funny hats roamed about, and a bipartisan man-hugfest broke out post-impeachment.