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PODCAST — What is wrong with Congress? Why can’t lawmakers get things done? Norm Ornstein joins on Political Theater to discuss.
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PODCAST — What is wrong with Congress? Why can’t lawmakers get things done? Norm Ornstein joins on Political Theater to discuss.
Tension over mask wearing runs high among congressional staffers working on Capitol Hill during a busy fall.
Facebook ranked fifth in overall spending even before a whistleblower appeared before Congress saying the firm put profits ahead of safety.
Democrats face questions on tax increases proposed to pay for their budget reconciliation bill amid opposition from Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema to raising corporate and individual rates.
They called on Senate leaders to move ahead and include broad immigration relief in the budget reconciliation package.
The House is poised to further erode the investigative power of lawmakers from both parties in their contempt of Congress vote.
OPINION — Republicans nationwide are showing us that accumulating power is the goal, with no guardrails on how you acquire or keep it.
The agency OK'd boosters for Johnson & Johnson and Moderna shots, plus the ability to "mix and match" boosters among all three vaccines.
OPINION — As Biden prioritizes trillion-dollar progressive demands over fixing the economy, his party could be punished in the midterms.
The Senate sent the domestic flower industry a red rose in its proposed fiscal 2022 Financial Services spending bill.
Joe Biden's picks for U.S. envoys to East Asia, Rahm Emanuel to Tokyo and Nicholas Burns to Beijing, saw smooth sailing before senators
Photo of the day: Social media celebrity Paris Hilton visited the Capitol Wednesday
The White House announced steps it is taking to prepare states to vaccinate school-age kids even though the shots are not yet authorized.
Democrats’ plan for clean energy tax incentives might start out with more traditional breaks and transition to a broad overhaul.
As Congress deliberates on what should be included in the reconciliation bill, child care, specifically universal pre-K, is being debated.
A motion to start debate needed 60 votes and didn't get it, adding fuel to activists' call for the Senate to scrap the filibuster,
They are at odds after the Biden administration issued a rule to implement the law in a manner that some say revives a congressional dispute.
Joe Biden took his pitch for his agenda to his Pennsylvania hometown of Scranton on Wednesday, in a quintessential swing district.
Democrats dove into the push-pull phase of negotiations in hopes of reaching a deal on a reconciliation bill as soon as this week.
Congressional investigators are escalating their probe of the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol, but face challenges in getting answers.