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Congress this week will seek a government funding deal and determine whether bipartisan consensus can be reached on additional COVID-19 relief.
House Democrats want the rules package for the 117th Congress to change the power of one of the minority's only legislative weapons.
House Democrats are set to select a new Appropriations chairwoman, who will help steer more than $1.4 trillion in annual federal spending, as three experienced women seek the job for the next Congress.
Post-election confirmations of judges by a president whose party has lost the White House hasn’t happened since after the election of 1896.
Top appropriators reached bipartisan agreement on a framework for an omnibus spending package that would avoid a partial government shutdown Dec. 11.
A top Senate Democrat said Tuesday that she's engaged in bipartisan discussions on a narrower coronavirus relief package that can pass in that chamber.
When the 117th Congress convenes in January, opening day festivities of swearing in members and electing the speaker will look a little different.
Richard E. Neal’s attitude toward legislating under a Democratic-led White House might aptly be described as “never let a crisis go to waste.”
Aides said Monday an agreement on allocations by Thanksgiving would give lawmakers time to pass a spending law by Dec. 11 expiration of current law
Sen. Dianne Feinstein is stepping down from her role as the top Democrat on the Judiciary Committee, as her party looks to the Biden administration.
The dispute over veterans health funding is holding up bipartisan negotiations toward a spending package that would avoid a government shutdown next month.
The No. 2 House Democrat said projects sought by individual members will be an option for the Appropriations Committee if transparency conditions are met.
In January, Michael D. Crapo is expected to take the Senate Finance gavel — or the ranking member slot in an evenly divided Senate.
House lawmakers left Washington on Friday for Thanksgiving recess with no sign of progress on a new coronavirus relief package.
House Democrats on Friday accused the Trump administration of abusing its powers in withholding funding from the World Health Organization.
Gooden, a Texas Republican, has spent campaign money abroad in Switzerland, and in the popular destinations of New Orleans and Las Vegas.
Debbie Wasserman Schultz released a climate change "action plan" in the final days of campaigning to succeed retiring House Appropriations Chairwoman Lowey.
California Rep. Pete Aguilar will be House Democrats' vice caucus chairman in the 117th Congress, as he won a race against Illinois' Robin Kelly.
Since the outset of the coronavirus pandemic, 153 legislative branch employees have tested positive or are presumed positive for COVID-19.
Reps. David Scott of Georgia and Jim Costa of California are competing to take over the gavel on the House Agriculture Committee.