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President Trump again abused his power in weighing in on the Justice Department’s recommendation on Roger Stone’s sentencing, Speaker Nancy Pelosi said.
The House voted Thursday to eliminate the 1982 deadline for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, which would prohibit discrimination based on sex.
The White House's top budget official took flak from House Democrats for withholding previously appropriated funds, including emergency aid to Puerto Rico.
Rep. John Moolenaar, a Michigan Republican, has spent over $20k in PAC money on lodging, ski activities and catering in Vail, Colorado.
Shareholder groups are beginning to press corporations on women’s reproductive health issues as Supreme Court to hear case that could alter abortion rights
The House vote to revive the Equal Rights Amendment later this week won’t clear a path for the Constitutional protection of women. Hurdles including the Republican-led Senate and a lawsuit from Republicans attorneys general remain.
House Democratic Caucus rules aren’t publicly available online, leaving the public in the dark on procedures that those party members follow.
Mnuchin defended his department’s regulations carrying out the 2017 tax code overhaul that added more than $100 billion in corporate tax benefits.
Rep. Raúl M. Grijalva given authority to unilaterally subpoena any of five federal departments and agencies that fall within its jurisdiction.
House Democrats do not plan to draft a budget resolution this year, so how do they communicate their fiscal priorities ahead of a crucial 2020 campaign?
House panel to vote on subpoena powers for Grijalva - Congress
Harvard professor: Corporate tax revenue as a share of gross domestic product is lower in the U.S. than any of 30 developed countries — except for Latvia.
Two of Trump’s key priorities for Congress are passing this bill and passing legislation that would ban abortions after 20 weeks.
Two of President Donald Trump's most loyal allies are set to take the top GOP spots on the House Oversight and Judiciary committees.
The Freedom Caucus once irritated GOP leaders to the point that its members got kicked off key committees, but now two of them earned top committee spots.
For the first time in 27 years, the House of Representatives has voted on a measure to make Washington, D.C., the 51st state in the Union.
Legislative Branch Subcommittee wants more answers on what went wrong when the Capitol Police failed to alert Hill staff of a potential air threat.
So far, filling the federal bench with judges has been relatively easy for President Donald Trump. Now comes the hard part.
The House appears close to reviving a debate over regulating the driverless car industry, but the balance of safety and innovation freedom remains sticky.
Capitol Police, Architect of the Capitol would both get a boost under President Donald Trump's proposed fiscal year 2021 budget.