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Republicans want to get back to work, but how to protect Hill employees and staff as coronavirus cases emerged at the White House remains an open question.
The House Ethics Committee is unable to physically vote because of the coronavirus, an impediment that is restricting action on alleged lawmaker misconduct.
House Democrats included an array of tax cuts for households and businesses in their massive $3 trillion-plus COVID-19 aid plan.
Bankruptcy courts could be overwhelmed by a record number of newly jobless consumers looking to shed crushing debts if Congress doesn’t act soon.
Lawmakers have called on Congress’ internal watchdog to audit the State Department's efforts to repatriate tens of thousands of Americans left stranded in dozens of countries because of the coronavirus.
House Democrats would provide almost $1 trillion in pandemic-related relief for states, cities and counties, a six-fold increase over a prior round of aid.
House aid package contains key immigration measures - Coronavirus
A majority of justices expressed the need for courts to put some type of cap on when Congress could demand the private records of a president.
The House will likely vote on Friday on the next coronavirus relief package, as well as a rules change to allow proxy voting.
President Donald Trump and House Democrats will both argue that the fate of four subpoenas could redraw the limits of congressional investigative power.
Watch two experts shine some light on how the military thinks, and whether bases should adapt to deal with pandemics at all.
The coronavirus pandemic is wreaking havoc on congressional scheduling, but that has not prevented members from exploring ways to do their jobs.
Staying away from the Capitol has hamstrung the Democrats’ability to legislate and allowed Republicans to pillory them for that failure.
Some Democratic officials and lobbyists say they expect provisions that were floating around before COVID-19 to make it into the relief package.
The three Democratic senators have an aggressive new proposal to expand direct financial assistance to Americans during the coronavirus pandemic.
An Architect of the Capitol employee, who was arrested for drunk driving and imprisoned for a month, fraudulently used medical leave.
Is the dispute better left for politicians than the courts under what is known as the “political question doctrine?” The collective response: No.
Several House Democrats are outlining their priorities for protecting immigrants in the next coronavirus relief package Congress will consider.
Some senators from hard-to-access places, have remained in Washington during the coronavirus pandemic because of fewer flights and long travel times.
Four members of a still-leaderless oversight said they'd miss their first reporting deadline under the March coronavirus relief package.