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The report suggests legislative and policy changes that touch virtually every corner of the economy. It emerged from a 17-month effort by the House Select Committee on the Climate Crisis.
Investors say municipal bond offerings should disclose when the money will be used to pay settlements reached because of police misconduct
A report showing a lack of diversity among House interns also shows the extent to which entrenched lawmakers are not interested in providing information.
Even if they don't win, progressive challengers in Democratic primaries will shape policy if the party sweeps into control, Nathan L. Gonzales writes.
A Mississippi state flag has been taken down at the U.S. Capitol, following a vote by the state’s legislature to remove the Confederate battle emblem from the official flag.
In today's episode we break down the HELP committee hearing that hosted America's leading public health officials. The news about the pandemic is grim.
Russian backing of extremist groups in America and Europe deemed a major new threat under the Senate's pending annual defense policy bill
House Democrats who attended a White House briefing on Russian bounties on U.S. troops said they learned nothing from the briefing they didn't know.
The National Defense Authorization Act has been enacted annually for decades, but this year the markups were marked by a different conversation — racism.
Brian Brooks offers his first interview in response to the vote by the House to overturn his agency's change in community reinvestment rules for banks.
More than 300 boogaloo-affiliated Instagram and Facebook accounts were removed, in addition to 400 other groups for dangerous and violent content
The report offers the democrats' legislative road map for fixing what Pelosi calls "the essential crisis of our time."
An economic recession triggered by the COVID-19 pandemic means a drop in payroll tax revenues that finance the Social Security and Medicare trust funds.
The 5-4 decision reversed a Montana Supreme Court ruling that eliminated the entire state program based on a “no-aid” provision in the state’s constitution.
The Senate passed the PPP extension bill hours before the SBA will stop taking applications, but the House hasn't passed its own measure.
Anthony Fauci says the U.S. could see up to 100,000 new cases per day of the virus that causes COVID-19 if it does not take steps to control the pandemic.
The Fed's Powell tells a House panel the path of the economic crisis will follow the path of the health crisis. The Treasury's Mnuchin is more optimistic
Amy McGrath belatedly won the Senate primary in Kentucky to challenge Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in November, setting up a long-anticipated race.
Tucked inside the Senate’s defense bill is a provision that experts say would give nuclear arms advocates extraordinary power over the president’s budget.
Facebook and Twitter could face the prospect of new regulation of their content decisions as senators prepare to move bipartisan bills.