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The candidates vary in their policy expertise, seniority, diversity and popularity. However, no one lawmaker seems to have checked all the boxes to win.
Former Trump counsel Don McGahn resisted a subpoena from the House Judiciary Committee tied to the Mueller investigation.
Unless Congress acts soon, airlines may lay off thousands, highway projects could grind projects to a halt and transit agencies could slash services.
Carolyn B. Maloney will subpoena USPS Postmaster General Louis DeJoy to get documents regarding a slowdown in delivery amid mail-in ballot concerns.
There are now more than 100 employees who have tested positive—or are presumed positive—for COVID-19 on Capitol Hill, an area that doesn't mandate testing.
The Paycheck Protection Program is no longer taking loan appliciations, but members of Congress and their families continue to see its benefits.
Members of Congress addressed the police shooting of Jacob Blake and killing of George Floyd at the March on Washington Friday at the Lincoln Memorial.
Rep. Doug Collins lifted language describing his pro-life position from his official House website for use on his campaign, an apparent ethics violation.
An effort to resume bipartisan negotiations on a coronavirus relief package appeared to go nowhere after a Thursday afternoon phone call.
For a treatment or vaccine to be fully approved by the FDA, it will have to undergo much more rigorous testing than the convalescent plasma treatment did.
Someone threw a brick through a window of the Corning, N.Y., campaign office of Rep. Tom Reed early Wednesday morning. No one was in the office or was hurt.
Another COVID-19 relief package should be coupled with government funding to avert a shutdown, White House chief of staff says.
Tensions between Democrats and Republicans are set to color talks on how long the stopgap funding bill for federal agencies needed next month should run.
Sen. Susan Collins supports President Donald Trump, according to the head of Maine’s Republican Party, Demi Kouzounas, despite Collins' reticence about it.
Exchanges between Democrats and Postmaster General Louis DeJoy became tense at times as he defended his leadership of the U.S. Postal Service.
The bill would send $25 billion to the Postal Service and halt recent operational changes Democrats say would hurt mail-in voting this fall.
The House Ethics Committee on Friday admonished Rep. Matt Gaetz for his threatening tweet directed at President Trump’s former lawyer, Michael Cohen.
Four-term Democrat from California cites departure of only Latino in leadership and record of addressing diversity in city and state government previously.
The Senate has a lot of work to do on bolstering the diversity of its top staffers, a new report released on Friday found.
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy told a Senate panel on Friday that post offices will continue to prioritize ballots, expressing support for voting by mail.