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Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer says eliminating the filibuster is a possibility if Democrats sweep into the majority with Joe Biden in November.
As Postal Service operations get scrutinized by Senate and House committees, some lawmakers have recieved money from agency chief Louis Dejoy.
Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La., is under quarantine for 14 days after testing positive for COVID-19. He becomes the second GOP senator with the affliction.
The Blue Dog Coalition of moderate House Democrats is circulating a letter to congressional leaders urging them to restart virus aid talks.
House leaders posted revised text of legislation that would give the Postal Service $25 billion to cover revenue losses and reverse recent cutbacks.
The Senate Intelligence Committee released its final report on Russian interference in the 2016 elections, detailing ties with the Trump campaign.
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy says he will be suspending recent changes at the U.S. Postal Service until after the November election.
The provision, part of a broader draft bill, is intended to counter House Democrats’ bill to give the Postal Service $25 billion more to cover losses.
A veteran, former news anchor and one-time country music maker, Crawford tenaciously opposes U.S. transit systems using vehicles from Chinese manufacturers.
Richard Neal, whose Ways and Means panel oversees tax, trade and health care policy, may have to hand the gavel to someone seen more favorably on the left.
The House will vote Saturday morning on a bill that would include $25 billion in new funding for the Postal Service and reverse recent operational changes.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi is calling House lawmakers back to Washington this coming week to vote on legislation barring controversial Postal Service changes.
Calls for congressional intervention in the U.S Postal Service are getting louder as focus on the agency's role in the 2020 election grows.
If coronavirus relief talks are at a stalemate, as top officials in both parties said, it may be a divided Senate GOP that set the first dominoes tumbling.
The Congressional Management Foundation explores how congressional offices changed constituent engagement in response to COVID-19, and what could stick.
Pandemic relief law that required airlines to continue service for smaller markets expires on Sept. 30, along with airlines' payroll support.
Kansas Republican Steve Watkins is facing felony charges related to voting fraud allegations and has given up his seats on three House committees.
The Senate is essentially gone until after Labor Day, an ominous sign for any progress on a COVID-19 relief package that has stalemated.
President Donald Trump said he was holding up talks on coronavirus relief to keep money away from the Postal Service in order to dilute voting by mail.
There are 40 Confederate monuments at Gettysburg. A House spending bill would eliminate them as the nation grapples with its history of racism