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The all-GOP runoff in Texas' 6th District was considered a done deal when Trump endorsed Susan Wright, but her opponent is still battling.
Senate Budget Chairman Bernie Sanders said Wednesday that he’s confident all 50 Democrats will support the fiscal 2022 budget resolution.
Republican lawmakers united Wednesday to reject a motion to begin debate on a $1.2 trillion, eight-year bipartisan infrastructure package.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi asked Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to name two other members, but the GOP may not participate at all.
President Joe Biden became just the latest national figure to go to Cincinnati to promise progress on the area's crumbling infrastructure.
Senate Republicans attacked Tom Vilsak on border security during a hearing about creating a path to citizenship for migrant farmworkers
OPINION — The IGNITE HBCU Excellence Act would be an investment in a post-pandemic recovery that reaches every community.
Democrats touted a Moody’s Analytics report that an emerging $4.1 trillion combo package of spending would grow the economy and create jobs.
Lawmakers worried that retiring the planes and ships could leave the Pentagon unprepared for a conflict in the near term.
The bill would authorize an additional 8,000 "special immigrant visas" for Afghan interpreters, contractors and other U.S. allies.
America's long-standing policy of trade embargoes and isolation of Cuba leaves Washington few options to encourage dissent on the island.
The Ohio Republican will never be the loudest guy in the room. “He could work in the dark, in the quiet,” says one of his old NFL coaches.
The Senate’s rejection of a procedural step to advance a still unwritten infrastructure bill sets the stage for a second try.
Debt limit deadline likely October or November, CBO says - Uncategorized
About a dozen of lawmakers came to Congress with formal redistricting experience, either as lawyers or state legislators.
The fight over abortion restrictions will likely be a major flashpoint in appropriations debates and on the campaign trail.
The Senate takes a procedural vote on a mostly unwritten infrastructure measure Wednesday, as negotiators narrow down ways to pay for it.
The Pentagon's internal watchdog is reviewing procedures to protect the nuclear codes that travel with the president.
The securities industry is looking for ways to speed up settlement of equities trades in an effort to reduce the risk.
“It makes you a better American when you live overseas,” says Sen. Bill Hagerty, who was ambassador to Japan under President Donald Trump.