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Carolyn B. Maloney will subpoena USPS Postmaster General Louis DeJoy to get documents regarding a slowdown in delivery amid mail-in ballot concerns.
We delve into the pricing of coronavirus vaccines and examine how first responders have to battle natural disasters amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
In letter to members about September, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer indicated a short-term spending bill would likely be needed.
The candidates vary in their policy expertise, seniority, diversity and popularity. However, no one lawmaker seems to have checked all the boxes to win.
In Massachusetts primaries, Sen. Edward J. Markey and Rep. Richard E. Neal face strong challenges from Rep. Joseph P. Kennedy III and Alex Morse.
Former Trump counsel Don McGahn resisted a subpoena from the House Judiciary Committee tied to the Mueller investigation.
Unless Congress acts soon, airlines may lay off thousands, highway projects could grind projects to a halt and transit agencies could slash services.
As the coronavirus pandemic has shown, the U.S. can’t rely on foreign production when it comes to critical industries such as aluminum, Bless writes.
With all the “spicy votes” cast for “Donald John President,” the GOP hosted the Republican National Convention this week in an empty auditorium.
The Paycheck Protection Program is no longer taking loan appliciations, but members of Congress and their families continue to see its benefits.
President Donald Trump accepted his party’s nomination in a speech filled with familiar falsehoods on the final night of the Republican National Convention.
Democrats never mentioned the effort to remove Trump from office, which was rejected by the Senate, at their convention last week.
There are now more than 100 employees who have tested positive—or are presumed positive—for COVID-19 on Capitol Hill, an area that doesn't mandate testing.
The Senate majority leader, who has highlighted the importance of wearing a mask, appeared remotely before a mostly maskless White House celebration.
Members of Congress addressed the police shooting of Jacob Blake and killing of George Floyd at the March on Washington Friday at the Lincoln Memorial.
Donald Trump's campaign wants the election to be about rioters and looters, but GOP candidates for House and Senate may pursue other themes.
With a poll worker shortage looming, states can leverage the National Guard to ensure a smooth voting process in November, Palmer writes.
“While we help write the laws that govern the United States, we still live in a society that treats us and our families as second-class citizens,” congressional aides say.
An effort to resume bipartisan negotiations on a coronavirus relief package appeared to go nowhere after a Thursday afternoon phone call.
Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden's policy agenda includes targeted help for three key voting blocs: the young, the old and working parents.