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Senate leaders reached agreement Monday on procedures for former President Donald Trump's second impeachment trial that could have it done within a week.
In the absence of a transparent Capitol Police internal affairs division and inspector general, questions of what can be done to ensure accountability.
Across the United States, COVID-19 vaccines are increasingly being distributed in mass clinics built from scratch in stadiums rather than doctors' offices.
The Senate confirmed Denis McDonough to head the Department of Veterans Affairs, the massive agency that oversees benefits for the nation’s veterans.
GOP Sen. Richard Shelby's decision not to seek reelection in 2022 is a blow to Alabama's influence in Congress and likely triggers a primary battle.
Rank-and-file lobbyists and advocates for lower-dollar influence campaigns say they’re troubled at the prospect of losing access to the Capitol complex.
Companies that once pushed Donald Trump to loosen Obama-era fuel economy standards are now lining up to embrace the idea of an emissions-free future.
The second impeachment trial of Donald Trump will feature no public access, and restrictions on the press and to account for COVID-19.
Democrat Anthony Brindisi conceded Monday, clearing the way for Republican former Rep. Claudia Tenney to retake New York’s 22nd District seat.
The airline industry and lawmakers from both parties are concerned that requiring a COVID-19 test for domestic flights would be costly and unnecessary.
The U.S. has a COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy problem, and experts worry the Biden administration’s delay in addressing that now may lead to larger issues later.
Framed photographs of former President Barack Obama, former Attorney General Eric Holder and current President Joe Biden.
Former President Trump’s defense set a politically combative tone for a Senate trial set to start Tuesday on a charge he incited the Jan. 6 insurrection.
Increasing the federal minimum wage from $7.25 to $15 an hour over five years would boost deficits by $54 billion, the Congressional Budget Office reported.
The administration is tapping heavily into congressional staff for the U.S. Trade Representative's Office, including six current aides announced Monday.
Most in the party support the hike, but for a small but significant number of Democrats in both the Senate and the House, it presents a quandary.
OPINION — With Biden in the White House, there’s growing momentum to ensure our federal science can always be trusted and free from meddling.
A marathon round of votes in the Senate on the budget language for a massive COVID-19 relief package could produce fodder for attack ads next year.
Washington saw some snow, a fallen officer remembered, a vote-a-rama in the Senate and a member of the House removed from her committee assignments.
Republican Claudia Tenney's win would make Democrat Anthony Brindisi the 13th Democratic House incumbent ousted in 2020. No GOP House incumbent lost.