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Fundraiser Cooper Teboe helps progressive candidates take on establishment Democrats while also advising deep-pocketed Silicon Valley donors where to give.
Some loans made by a bank Rep. Hal Rogers has a financial stake in went to groups he knows well — including his church and a nonprofit he helped found.
In tonight's episode, CQ Roll Call's Paul Krawzak has the latest on everything that we know about the next COVID-19 bill that stalled in the Senate.
At the Races: ‘A human being is here!’ - At The Races
The race to become the Appropriations Committee’s next top Democrat currently includes Reps. Rosa DeLauro, Marcy Kaptur and Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
Election officials expressed concern the postal service would need more funding to ensure it could process mail-in ballots this election season.
The GOP-controlled Senate Appropriations Committee has not marked up any of its spending bills and appears unlikely to do so before the November elections.
As Congress weighs coronavirus liability protections, lawsuits across the country highlight the stakes for states struggling to reopen their economies.
FEMA chief: Meeting domestic PPE demand 'months away' - Health Care
The lawsuit argues in part that the Education Department does not have the authority to issue a rule that effectively changes a COVID-19 relief law.
Bill would provide permanent funding for a broadly popular land conservation program and help Park Service catch up on maintenance.
In a draft version of the aircraft emissions proposal, the EPA acknowledged that it is not expected to lower greenhouse gas emissions.
GPS, national security and future resources — all three are increasingly vulnerable the longer there are no rules of engagement in space.
Trump and Biden’s 2020 challenge: 3 percent or bust - Opinion
House passes bill to remove racist statues and busts, including former Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger B. Taney, author of Dred Scott decision.
Trump’s memo has reignited concerns about the politicization of the census process to boil over for civil rights groups and Democrats.
The initial travel ban, issued after Trump took office in 2017, targeted a group of predominantly Muslim nations. It has been updated several times since.
In tonight's episode, CQ Roll Call's Todd Ruger examines the rift between employees and employers, and how liability protections would benefit businesses.
Senate Republicans and the Trump administration expect to unveil a COVID-19 relief plan Thursday that could include an extension of unemployment benefits.
Rep. Yoho spoke on the House floor on a confrontation with Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in which he referred to the congresswoman as a "f------ b----".