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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.
Biden administration plans to use the Defense Production Act to ramp up production of COVID-19 vaccines, gloves and test kits.
Democrats pressed a federal watchdog over his findings on decisions former Attorney General Jeff Sessions made involving the 'zero tolerance' policy.
Rhode Island Gov. Gina Raimondo, President Joe Biden's nomination to serve as Commerce secretary, moved to the full Senate on a 21-3 vote.
Republican Sen. Shelley Moore Capito said she fears Biden’s agenda will represent a third Obama term when it comes to environmental regulation.
Mayorkas is the first Senate-confirmed DHS secretary since April 2019 and inherits challenges ranging from domestic terrorism to border uncertainty.
Biden's immigration executive orders will create a family reunification task force and will likely lead to dismantling related Trump policies.
Good governance groups says a "stronger, more capable" Congress is needed to meet "constitutional responsibilities" during the pandemic and after an attack.
Senators took the first step toward passing COVID-19 aid without a filibuster threat, but Sen. Joe Manchin opposes including a $15 minimum wage.
School districts are pushing to reopen just as many states have tweaked vaccination plans to prioritize seniors over teachers.
A new report says conservative social media users often generate more engagement than posts by liberal or nonpartisan users.
The House Republican whip slammed a statement by Homeland Security encouraging everyone, including undocumented immigrants, to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
“They ignored congressional intent,” a public-lands advocate said of the department's actions. “They ignored the law.”
A group of 100 Democrats, led by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, want legal protections for 'Dreamers' and other undocumented immigrants in the aid bill.
The move on the immigration cases marks the first major legal fallout from expected swings in government policies after the 2020 presidential election.
Rep. Tony Cárdenas is calling for a wide-ranging legislative package to address concerns about equity and mental health heightened by the COVID-19 pandemic.
An unapproved Johnson & Johnson vaccine is highly effective at preventing severe COVID-19 cases, the company and top government scientists announced Friday,
The Census Bureau’s late delivery of redistricting data will trigger a cascade of delays, complicating the mapmaking process and delaying local elections.
Immigration advocates want President Joe Biden to repeal green card and work visa restrictions keeping foreigners abroad — and families separated.
The Biden administration announced health care executive actions on expanding access to reproductive health care and supporting health insurance enrollment.