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Could Obama’s call to end Senate filibuster shift the tide?
Former President Barack Obama's suggestion to end the Senate filibuster has restarted a debate that may become more important as the election approaches.
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Former President Barack Obama's suggestion to end the Senate filibuster has restarted a debate that may become more important as the election approaches.
Coronavirus relief negotiations have yet to enter the policy give-and-take stage as Republicans remain focused on a short-term bill that Democrats oppose.
Rep. Sanford D. Bishop Jr. may have used thousands in campaign funds on gas fill-ups for him and his family, greens fees at country clubs and more.
An Illinois man pleaded guilty to threatening to kill Rep. Rodney Davis, a deal that was accepted in federal court on July 24.
The House is likely to adopt an amendment this week to effectively overturn the Trump administration’s restrictions on transgender people in the military.
Since 2019, Rep. Marc Veasey’s leadership political action committee spent over $10,000 on spa treatments, baseball games and travel expenses in Florida.
The Senate Armed Services Committee canceled at the last minute a hearing on Donald Trump's controversial pick to be the Pentagon's policy chief.
Questioning of four top tech executives yielded key insights about the direction of an investigation into potentially anti-competitive business practices.
Democratic leaders late Thursday said they rejected a short-term proposal offered by top White House negotiators to replace lapsed unemployment benefits.
The amendment was tucked into a massive en bloc package of amendments that were attached to the six-bill spending package that includes defense funding.
President Trump wants a 25 percent hike in nuclear weapons budgets, but the raise would mostly just cover rising costs on existing programs.
The late Rep. John Lewis treated everyone like his best friend, so his funeral Thursday in Atlanta had a lot of best friends in attendance.
The House Ethics Committee plans to bring a privileged resolution on the House floor for a vote to reprimand Rep. David Schweikert.
The executive branch is basically the only part of government that doesn’t have the authority to change the date of the presidential election on its own.
Republicans and Democrats already agree on a handful of tax-related provisions that are likely to serve as the basis for an eventual aid package agreement.
Florida Rep. Francis Rooney's vote came as the House GOP is suing to block a rule allowing members to designate a colleague to vote for them.
Louie Gohmert, a Texas Republican, tested positive for the coronavirus after frequently skipping wearing a face mask around the Capitol complex.
Heads of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google will say their companies have lots of competition and are spearheading U.S. innovation
The Capitol complex has seen significant advancements in accessibility. But challenges remain for those navigating in person and in the digital space.
Sen. John Kennedy's quip about White House projects and a new FBI building said a lot about the aid package's assembly, given his role as an appropriator.