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Democrats say Facebook is allowing tweets that promote violence and its microtargeting programs are helping to divide the country along partisan lines.
Original legislation was criticized for not clamping down enough on FAA's willingness to let Boeing call the shots in certification process.
In a break with President Trump, Senate GOP leaders suggested support for reexamining U.S. military bases named after Confederate generals.
Amtrak’s policy requiring passengers to seek arbitration rather than sue started in 2019 after it was forced into multimillion-dollar court settlements.
A public lands bill is expected to pass the Senate, the GOP majority releases a policing overhaul and coronavirus hearings continue this week in Congress.
Congress is not subject to the law, and the Capitol Police, as a component of the legislative branch, is also exempt from any FOIA request.
Democratic leaders have to decide whether to accept a forthcoming Republican proposal or hold out and make an election issue of it.
The Senate’s decadeslong and ever-escalating confirmation battles led to this week’s expected votes on Justin Walker for a seat on the D.C. Circuit.
The Ethics Committee is ramping up its investigation into whether Guam Del. Michael F.Q. San Nicolas had an improper relationship with a staffer
The House Ethics Committee on Friday closed its investigation into whether Rep. Alcee L. Hastings violated a 2018 House rule.
There have been 727 complaints lodged against the Capitol Police over a two-year span from 2017 through 2019, according to the department.
Senate is scheduled to resume debate on the legislation Monday and vote as early as Tuesday.
Watch CQ Roll Call's interview with historian Jonathan Bernstein on bases named after Confederate generals.
Smith unsatisfied with Pentagon answers on protest response - Defense
Chicago police officers were caught on video using Rep. Bobby L. Rush's burglarized campaign office as a hangout as people looted a nearby shopping center.
A Senate panel voted late Wednesday evening to block the U.S. military from ever interfering with the right of Americans to peacefully protest.
The House floor schedule will be busy this summer, including policing legislation and appropriations, health care, defense and infrastructure items.
Sen. Tim Scott called out the lack of racial diversity among Senate office staffs, which highlighted how little data is available on staffer demographics.
Sen. James M. Inhofe, R-Okla., vowed Thursday to dilute language in the defense policy bill requiring bases named for Confederate generals be renamed.
The Thurmond Rule has been invoked to slow judicial confirmations in election years, but rulechanges and Mitch McConnell's push means it may be dead.