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Senate confirms Regan as EPA administrator
Republican support came despite skepticism about Biden’s overall plans for tackling climate change and moving away from fossil fuels.
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Republican support came despite skepticism about Biden’s overall plans for tackling climate change and moving away from fossil fuels.
House Administration Chairwoman Zoe Lofgren said there were credible allegations about enough ballots to overturn the result.
Senate Appropriations Chairman Patrick J. Leahy plans to bring back earmarks this Congress even if Republicans won't participate.
Fudge says top priority is to bring those whose housing is threatened by pandemic back from the financial edge
OPINION — Congress should reject proposals that would upend the collegiate model that offers opportunity to 80,000 female athletes a year.
The COVID-19 crisis, which the World Health Organization declared a pandemic on March 11, 2020, changed health care in several key ways.
Congress must craft transportation priorities for an industry that had virtually every aspect of it upended by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Financial technology advocates say it provides newly-arrived immigrants a tool to gain access to crucial credit.
Special elections will replace Republican Luke Letlow, who died, and Democrat Cedric L. Richmond, who took a job in the White House.
House leaders are discussing how to salvage a bipartisan tradition of fast-tracking bipartisan bills after member protests.
Jennifer Shutt and David Lerman discuss the changes to the bill, the timeline for its passage and the Democrats' fight against poverty.
Both parties long advocated better internet broadband access and more use of telehealth; the coronavirus made it happen.
OPINION — The past 12 months, dominated by COVID-19, have provided enduring lessons about how the nation reacts to unimaginable tragedy.
House Democrats could start the process in July for a second budget reconciliation bill to carry infrastructure, climate and other measures.
Former SEC member tells Senate panel that faster settlement of stock trades would reduce risk but that real-time settlement isn't ready.
CQ Roll Call photographers look back at the first day masks were captured on Capitol grounds.
Vanita Gupta promised to abandon the harsh partisan rhetoric she used over the past four years if confirmed for a top Justice Department job.
The House will vote to clear the $1.9 trillion pandemic relief package for President Joe Biden's signature on Wednesday.
It's unclear how many of those changes will stick when federal courthouses reopen and a flood of backlogged cases hits the dockets.
International Women's Day rally held on the National Mall on Monday to call on Congress to pass the Raise the Wage Act.