Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
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Photo of the day: Members of Congress hold candles at the Capitol during a vigil for the 500,000 American lives lost to Covid-19.
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Photo of the day: Members of Congress hold candles at the Capitol during a vigil for the 500,000 American lives lost to Covid-19.
Republican Josh Mandel is running for Senate in Ohio, again. But he won't have a smooth path to the nomination.
Governors want the White House to coordinate its pharmacy and community health center distribution programs with states.
The high-profile hearing in which security officials testified about the riot showed a security apparatus in disarray at the highest levels.
Joe Biden’s pick to lead the Department of Health and Human Services, Xavier Becerra, on Tuesday appeared before the Senate HELP Committee.
Tom Vilsack, confirmed as the Agriculture secretary, pledges to correct the discrimination in USDA programs.
Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont arrives at work in the Dirksen Senate Office Building on Tuesday, carrying a bag with the word "shirts."
After Democrats captured both Georgia Senate seats in January, Republicans look for a way to take one back in 2022.
OPINION — The vice president’s residence, soon to be home to Kamala Harris, stands on land once owned by D.C.’s second-largest slave owner.
OPINION — Biden’s new approach, as seen by his immigration proposal, avoids playing for GOP votes with provisions the Democratic base hates.
“I was trying not to drag it out,” Republican Sen. Rob Portman said of his 42-minute rendition of a speech he finds “timeless and timely.”
Haaland didn’t appear to win many converts among the Republicans concerned about her past opposition to fossil fuel development.
Democrats put on a brave face Tuesday as the confirmation of Neera Tanden to be White House budget director faced increasingly long odds.
Tech companies should have to report major breaches in the wake of the sophisticated, stealthy hack by Russia of U.S. companies and agencies.
A half dozen House members are going to run for governor over the next two years if things follow the historical average.
Haaland would be the first Native American to serve as Interior secretary. Some GOP senators say they don't like her energy positions.
As overdose deaths, suicides and mental health woes rise, some efforts in Congress have focused on COVID-19 relief bills and appropriations.
Advocates say the 2018 changes to Section 230 placed sex workers in the type of danger they had begun to avoid by using online services.
As Transportation secretary, Buttigieg is making the fight against systemic racism a centerpiece of his job.
Nation-state and criminal hackers targeted COVID-19 information and vaccine research in 2020 for espionage and theft purposes.