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Biden, Harris travel to Georgia with 2022 battle ahead
Democrats see Georgia a key to them keeping control of Congress after two Senate runoffs wins paved the way for the COVID-19 relief law.
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Democrats see Georgia a key to them keeping control of Congress after two Senate runoffs wins paved the way for the COVID-19 relief law.
The bill would provide a citizenship path for undocumented immigrant 'Dreamers' brought to the U.S. as children. It passed 228-197, with nine GOP votes.
Lawmakers are looking for ways to fund a massive infrastructure spending package as fuel tax revenue fails to pull its weight.
OPINION — For many, the shameful moves by Republicans to limit voting rights hark back to the days of poll taxes and literacy tests.
The hearing, the first in 34 years on the issue, was set even before a deadly attack Tuesday on three Asian businesses in the Atlanta area.
Sen. Tim Kaine revealed he is a long-hauler with neurological symptoms he described as non-painful but “weird.”
The House voted Wednesday to expand funding sources for the Justice Department's Crime Victims Fund.
Interior Secretary Deb Haaland's confirmation created a vacancy in a heavily Democratic New Mexico district.
House Republicans lifted their ban on earmarks, freeing their members up to request "congressionally directed spending."
If extra shots are needed to fight coronavirus variants, familiar problems could arise for the Biden administration.
Republicans objected to a lack of bipartisanship in drafting and expansion of provisions that bar domestic abusers from owning firearms.
President Joe Biden's support of some sort of change to filibuster rules has heartened some Democrats who favor such a move.
OPINION — Biden appears to be repeating the mistakes of Obama’s first two years with his job- and growth-killing agenda.
Lawmakers on Wednesday set out the personal nature of the partisan split that will mean a tough path to becoming law.
The water crisis in Flint, Mich., and the COVID-19 pandemic made water infrastructure a higher priority for lawmakers.
Memories from past redistricting cycles should be reminders of the craziness that lies ahead in the 2022 elections.
Not all members of Congress cooperate with the Office of Congressional Ethics in its investigations, and they face no sanctions for that.
Rep. Marie Newman testified in favor of an LGBTQ civil rights bill at a Senate hearing Wednesday and discussed her daughter's experience.
Photo of the day: Rep. Fred Upton, R-Mich., puts on a mask that reads “dignity” before the start of the immigration news conference.
The IRS has decided to push back its filing and payment deadlines to May 17, according to House Democrats briefed on the decision.