Heard On The Hill · 116th Congress
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In the sports-like game of Fantasy Congress, Mitch McConnell may have too much power, the creator concedes, and Democrats probably feel the same way.
Lawmaker wants to know if the Trump administration intervened in a CDC decision on when cruises can safely resume sailing.
Democrats largely rejected the standalone bill, which would have authorized another round of forgivable small business loans, as a 'political stunt.'
Attorneys general from 11 states join the government in a lawsuit over Google's dominance of online search and advertising
Outside liberal groups want Dianne Feinstein to be removed from her position at the Judiciary Committee, citing her role in the Barrett hearings.
Photo of the day is a scene from the National Gallery of Art Sculpture Garden as a boy strolls through the park on a beautiful fall day in Washington
The assault on Twitter and Facebook by conservatives could, legal experts say, result in President Donald Trump being booted from social media.
Federal judges on Tuesday suggested they might wait until January to decide to enfoce House subpoenas for President Donald Trump’s financial records.
Opinion — Secret Trump dissenters like John Cornyn and Ben Sasse might want to ponder how the looming GOP election defeat could have been prevented.
Their bill likely won’t pass the House or become law this Congress, but Dems are queuing it up for a push if they regain the Senate majority in January.
The conservative justices sent a signal late Monday that the Supreme Court might not be so hands-off on election-related disputes in the future.
Minnesota is so 2020: Democrats push into Trump territory in one race, 15-term Democrat fights to survive in a second, and legal chaos consumes a third.
The Supreme Court nomination of Amy Coney Barrett is expected to advance in a rare Sunday session, with a final confirmation vote early next week.
Nursing home advocates press for more funding as pandemic highlights issue of placing medically frail patients in care of often underpaid workers.
Veteran Republicans have all but given up on Donald Trump’s reelection and are now focused on minimizing the damage down ballot.
In cutting long-distance routes, the company is toying with services prized by lawmakers who have vowed to protect them even though they lose money.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi plans to decide by Tuesday evening whether a bipartisan deal on a coronavirus relief package can pass before the Nov. 3 elections.
Photo of the day: A masked woman holds a sign Saturday as the Women’s March winds through Washington on its way to the Supreme Court.
Both issues could be wiped out before the Supreme Court ever decides them, if Democratic nominee Joe Biden becomes president in January.
ANALYSIS — The Supreme Court has had nine justices since 1869. Adding justices now would further politicize a court that’s already too politicized.