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Since 2019, Rep. Marc Veasey’s leadership political action committee spent over $10,000 on spa treatments, baseball games and travel expenses in Florida.
Democratic leaders late Thursday said they rejected a short-term proposal offered by top White House negotiators to replace lapsed unemployment benefits.
The amendment was tucked into a massive en bloc package of amendments that were attached to the six-bill spending package that includes defense funding.
Opinion — It is past time to modernize the practical functioning of Congress with the pandemic laying bare the shortcomings of its outdated practices.
OPINION — Donald Trump, in the middle of tweeting misinformation amid a pandemic, has decided that the best reelection strategy is scaring suburban voters.
Behind each candidate’s campaign is a data operation that meticulously tracks demographic, consumer and behavioral information about voters.
Sen. John Kennedy's quip about White House projects and a new FBI building said a lot about the aid package's assembly, given his role as an appropriator.
Praise was scarce on Capitol Hill on Wednesday as lawmakers in both parties sharply criticized plans to remove U.S. troops from Germany.
Ocasio-Cortez and allies seek to block changes to housing discrimination rules with amendments to fiscal 2021 spending bill
Is the body of water closest to the halls of Congress stinkier than usual this year? We had to get to the bottom of this mystery.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced Wednesday that “members and staff will be required to wear masks at all times in the hall of the House.”
Louie Gohmert, a Texas Republican, tested positive for the coronavirus after frequently skipping wearing a face mask around the Capitol complex.
Heads of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google will say their companies have lots of competition and are spearheading U.S. innovation
Many employers nationwide are requiring employees to sign waiver forms, employment lawyers say, and many employees are calling lawyers to complain.
Republican Tyler Kistner may have raised more than Democratic Rep. Angie Craig last quarter, but still faces a tough fight, analyst Nathan L. Gonzales says.
The Capitol complex has seen significant advancements in accessibility. But challenges remain for those navigating in person and in the digital space.
Florida Rep. Francis Rooney's vote came as the House GOP is suing to block a rule allowing members to designate a colleague to vote for them.
Congressional leaders and the Trump administration remained at a standstill on COVID-19 aid negotiations Wednesday as the U.S. topped 150,000 deaths.
Opinion — Does true free speech still exist? Or is it only for those who comply with “woke” narratives? Those are questions America is grappling with today.
In this episode, we explore the fallout on Capitol Hill from Texas Republican lawmaker Louie Gohmert’s revelation that he has coronavirus.