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The House will vote Wednesday to impeach President Donald Trump for inciting insurrection, but attention is now on how quickly the Senate will hold a trial.
President-elect Joe Biden has a two-step strategy for moving his agenda through Congress, beginning with a coronavirus rescue package he'll unveil Thursday.
House Republicans made little effort to defend President Donald Trump during a procedural debate Wednesday over a motion to impeach him.
The Capitol Police’s Office of Inspector General is opening an investigation into the department that will examine the events surrounding the Capitol riot.
Florida senator assumes fundraising role as corporations are saying they will halt donations to lawmakers like him who tried to reject Biden electors.
Jan. 13, 2021, is one for the history books: President Donald Trump, impeached a second time, during a pandemic, with troops sleeping in the Capitol.
The Trump administration will eliminate from federal protection more than 3 million acres of habitat for the endangered northern spotted owl.
House Democrats accomplished what they couldn’t in their first impeachment of Trump: 10 Republicans joined them in voting to impeach Trump on Wednesday.
Yes, there is a divide in the Republican Party. But it isn't too deep. And it will heal pretty quickly after the inauguration.
Errant Republicans must loudly hail Biden’s legitimacy - Joe Biden
We are learning more about what law enforcement knew before the insurrection at the Capitol last week and it's not a pretty picture.
Authorities have charged more than 70 people and identified more than 170 others who potentially committed crimes in the mob attack at the Capitol.
Among those who said they will vote "no" on the waiver are Sens. Elizabeth Warren, Tammy Duckworth, Richard Blumenthal and Angus King.
Lawmakers are urging the federal government to step in as Trump supporters disrupt air travel.
Democrats countered arguments from Trump supporters in Congress and legal circles that the effort has constitutional problems.
The Trump administration was preparing a $27.4 billion package of spending cuts to send to Capitol Hill, likely on Wednesday.
Social media companies Facebook, Google and Twitter may have done enduring damage to their credibility because of the attack on the Capitol.
Emmalyn Shaw, the managing partner at Flourish, joins the podcast to talk fintech in our latest investor interview with Amias Gerety.
The 14th Amendment may not be the tool some Democrats hope it is to use against lawmakers who voted against certifying Biden's election results.
Several lawmakers have testied positive for COVID-19 following the riots at the Capitol, during which hundreds of members may been in a superspreader event.