Policy · 117th Congress
GOP states ask appeals court to preserve Title 42 border policy
A federal appeals court could rule as soon as Friday on a bid from a group of Republican-led states to preserve pandemic-era border controls.
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A federal appeals court could rule as soon as Friday on a bid from a group of Republican-led states to preserve pandemic-era border controls.
Battleground states have changed over a decade according to the Baseline measurement of partisan performance by Inside Elections.
Bipartisan support isn't enough to get bills through Congress. The 2023 agenda includes several tech bills left unfinished 2022.
2022 News Photos of the Year: The best of CQ Roll Call news photos from 2022.
Dror Moreh's "The Corridors of Power" documentary chronicles the U.S. response to genocide and the choices policymakers face.
Voters in the heavily Democratic 4th District, which backed Joe Biden in 2020, will pick between nominees selected by a party-run process.
The bill aims to regulate social media in a way designed to protect kids and reduce the risk of exacerbating mental health concerns.
A Florida federal judge dismissed former President Donald Trump’s lawsuit Monday over the FBI search for government documents at Mar-a-Lago.
House and Senate negotiators appear close to agreement on a bipartisan omnibus spending deal that could be announced as soon as Tuesday.
Bahamas authorities arrested Sam Bankman-Fried on Monday at the request of the U.S., which has filed charges against the former FTX CEO.
House and Senate appropriators made enough progress in weekend negotiations over fiscal 2023 spending levels to keep the discussions going.
Final campaign finance reports for 2022 races show, once again, that money isn't everything, with some big spenders coming up short.
House Republicans, far from being chastened by a disappointing midterm campaign, seem to be all in supporting Donald Trump.
Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema's decision to leave the Democratic Party is unlikely to upend the political equilibrium in the Senate.
House Democrats’ current two-seat majority — and Republicans’ narrow edge they will have in January — is casting a shadow over spending talks.
Hits and Misses highlights this week include Congressional Gold Medal honorees snubbing Mitch McConnell and Kevin McCarthy, and more.
CQ Roll Call photojournalists present the photos of the week from the Capitol and around Washington.
Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema already faced a movement to remove her as the Democrats' nominee in 2024, when she is up for reelection.
The slate led by Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer was elected unanimously after the caucus secured its 51st seat in the next Congress.
Lindsey Graham tried to set up Herschel Walker as some kind of Pied Piper luring African Americans to his party. It didn’t work.