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After trucker protests immobilized Canada's capital, convoys to Washington, D.C., are being planned to protest pandemic restrictions.
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After trucker protests immobilized Canada's capital, convoys to Washington, D.C., are being planned to protest pandemic restrictions.
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A rise in threats and new rules from the FEC led to candidates spending $3 million on security last year, campaign disclosures show.
Veterans of previous bipartisan working groups in the Senate have begun talking about the need for fixes to counter future shortfalls.
President Biden and Western leaders slapped a slew of new sanctions on Russia, warning more will come if Moscow invades Ukraine.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, a longtime Russia hawk, and others are calling on Congress to approve an Ukraine aid package as soon as next week.
The Supreme Court's new larger conservative majority will take up a case involving conflicts between religious beliefs and LGBTQ rights.
Capitol Police are briefing congressional staff on Friday on planning efforts regarding a potential trucker convoy protest in D.C.
The top Republican on the House Intelligence Committee warned that Russia could draw the U.S. into war by attacking NATO members.
A GOP backer of the bipartisan infrastructure law asked DOT to rescind a memo she says defies the agreement's spirit.
A federal judge allowed some claims against former President Trump to proceed, and dismissed claims against others.
The Internal Revenue Service won’t get the appropriations boost for this year that Democrats had hoped for.
The Senate left for its latest recess without passing any measure that would slap sanctions on Russia if it invades Ukraine.
Rep. Jim Hagedorn, a two-term Minnesota Republican, has died at age 59. The outspoken conservative had kidney cancer.
Republicans criticized an Air Force nominee's article arguing that the military should surveil servicemembers for extremist views.
Senate Republicans have flexed their minority power to stop the confirmation process for several of President Joe Biden’s nominees.
The Senate cleared a three-week spending bill after Democrats defeated Republican amendments that could have triggered a partial shutdown.
Unlike his address to Congress last year, there will be no social distancing restrictions on attendance by lawmakers in the House chamber.
Transportation groups argue a proposal to suspend the federal gas tax through the end of the year would undermine the new infrastructure law.
Former Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, who served in the Trump administration, misused his office by supporting a project that could benefit a foundation he founded with his wife, federal investigators said.