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CQ Roll Call’s Peter Cohn and David Lerman discuss the latest on the COVID-19 relief package, including tax rebate checks and a raise in the minimum wage.
Despite bipartisan agreement that the argument from former President Trump’s team was a mess, House impeachment managers have a tough task ahead.
The Capitol Police union will hold a no confidence vote in the current department leadership, and is expected to call for across-the-board change.
The GOP stalwart endorsed a tax to reflect the cost of carbon emissions to the health of the planet. His message has been ignored by party leaders.
Lead impeachment manager Rep. Jamie Raskin gave an emotional speech Tuesday during former President Donald Trump's second impeachment trial.
President Donald Trump's second impeachment trial kicks off with debate and a precedent-setting vote on the constitutionality of trying a former president.
Neera Tanden, nominated to lead the Office of Management and Budget, plans to tell senators Tuesday that she will work with Republicans and Democrats.
Advocates of financial technology see the trading in GameStop and the subsequent investigations as an opportunity for the sector.
A symbol of democracy around the world, Congress' ability to promote representative government aborad has dimmed in the wake of the Capitol riot.
White House and congressional Democrats are aligned: Moving away from fossil fuels and creating green jobs will be a top priority.
OPINION — Smart agriculture policy that supports clean-burning, high-octane, low-carbon renewable fuel can help advance Joe Biden’s agenda on all fronts.
Some GOP support in the committee vote for the North Carolina regulator bodes well for his eventual confirmation by the Senate.
Parents around the nation’s capital are using their political powers of persuasion to pressure school districts to reopen after a year of COVID-19 closures.
The White House has confirmed that the U.S. embassy to Israel will stay in Jerusalem,cementing a move made during the Trump administration.
Three Democratic senators introduce bill that would overhaul Section 230 of federal communications law which regulates social media.
OPINION — Gamesmanship over killer votes is futile as the combination of the pandemic and Trumpism make historical precedents somewhat irrelevant in 2022.
House markups of the budget reconciliation package and the second impeachment trial of Donald Trump will define the road ahead for Congress.
The armed forces have been plagued for years with scattered reports of current and former members’ involvement in anti-government or racism-fueled violence.
Rep. Ron Wright died Sunday from complications of COVID-19, two and a half weeks after having tested positive for the virus on Jan. 21.
The House Ways and Means Committee released $941 billion worth of recommendations for coronavirus relief including the tax rebates President Biden wants.