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Some lobbyists are embracing the relaxed schedule while others are logging in all day, seeking out political intelligence to pass along to clients.
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris are betting the country is exahusted by the many challenges President Donald Trump is ill-equipped to handle, Curtis writes.
Drive-ins aren’t just where you watch “Sonic the Hedgehog” and “Jurassic Park.” Now they’re where you watch the Democratic National Convention.
The USCIS had previously postponed potential furloughs. Sen. Pat Leahy, top Democrat on the Appropriations Committee, wants the agency to do so again.
About half the spending on House and Senate ads since mid-July was from so-called ‘dark’ money nonprofits that do not have to disclose their donors.
Political Theater speaks with the Philadelphia Inquirer’s Julia Terruso about the Democratic convention and the state of the 2020 race in Pennsylvania.
Florida State Rep. Byron Donalds is poised to become the first Black Republican likely to go to Congress in 2021.
Congress is supposed to write the laws the president executes. But that’s not been happening much and the problem predates Trump, Daschle and Lott write.
Although it’s relatively rare, Fox Sports commentator Shannon Sharpe isn’t the first to use politics to make a point about sports.
House leaders posted revised text of legislation that would give the Postal Service $25 billion to cover revenue losses and reverse recent cutbacks.
A former House member who served in Clinton cabinet, Mike Espy is challenging Mississippi GOP Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith for the second time in as many cycles.
FactCheck.org analyzes the second night of the Democratic convention, including Bill Clinton on unemployment rates, Joe Biden's auto industry aid and more.
Opinion — Backing a health care price tranparency bill is a no-brainer for vulnerable senators and could help put Republicans over the top in November.
Democrat platform calls for Medicare eligibility at age 60 and "public option" so younger people could buy government-run coverage.
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy says he will be suspending recent changes at the U.S. Postal Service until after the November election.
One Nation has reserved $4.5 million in television, cable and radio time in Michigan where Republican John James faces Democratic Sen. Gary Peters.
The United Nations’s lead for digitalization in West Africa provides an inside look on how mobile payments, digital identities and ecommerce solutions change what it means to have an "informal" economy.
Former Rep. Cynthia M. Lummis is on a path back to Washington after winning the Republican nomination for the open Senate seat in deep-red Wyoming.
Some hospitals are supplementing federal funds from the coronavirus relief law enacted in March with their own money to expand remote health care delivery.
Both parties are targeting House seats in Florida, and Tuesday’s primaries set the matchups in a handful of races expected to be competitive.