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“It was pretty damn real,” says one former Hill staffer. Memories of airborne anthrax in 2001 are still vivid in Washington amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Republican Rep. Alex X. Mooney, who represents West Virginia’s 2nd District, still has his congressional intern ID badge in his desk drawer as a memento.
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Trump will nominate a bipartisan pair of commissioners to the FEC after leaving so many vacancies it couldn’t meet for most of the 2020 campaign cycle.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says he would accept changes to Section 230, the law that shields social media companies from lawsuits
Senate Republicans accused the heads of Facebook, Google and Twitter of using content moderation policies to censor conservatives while Democrats blasted a "sham" hearing days before the elections.
A woman wears a face mask as she walks past a mural featuring posters of President Donald Trump with his face blacked out at Union Market in Washington on Wednesday.
A coronavirus stimulus bill and delayed appropriations could merge into a sweeping multitrillion-dollar negotiation ahead of Dec. 11 funding deadline.
Democrats remain the favorites to win the White House and Senate and hold the House, according to the latest race rating changes by Inside Elections.
The Trump administration lifted logging protections on the majority of the nearly 17-million-acre Tongass National Forest in Alaska, the latest step to give industry access to the state’s rugged and fragile wilderness.
President Donald Trump has chosen a closing message for the 2020 campaign that could alienate voters in both the presidential and down-ballot races.
These Republican House candidates cite economic relief among their top concerns, but when it comes to immigration, it gets personal.
The District of Columbia Board of Elections opened several socially distanced "Super Voter Centers" as part of their “Vote Safe DC” campaign.
They agree that some form of digital payment system by the U.S. central bank is inevitable, but opinions diverge on the form it should take.
For all the chaos that has led to this point in the 2020 presidential race, the fundamentals of the Trump-Biden contest are relatively unchanged.
Experts say the 2020 presidential election probably won’t end in a nightmare scenario where a legal challenge or recount goes to the Supreme Court to decide who wins.
New software and open radio access networks, instead of proprietary hardware, could allow the United States to compete with Chinese telecom companies in 5G.
Starting Tuesday, Nationals Park and other facilities open up in Washington, D.C., for early voting during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Mark Branson, the top regulator in Switzerland, explains how Libra came to be based in the country, and how he intends to regulate the cryptocurrency.
CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman and Jennifer Shutt explain the various ways the elections will impact the appropriations process next year.