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The chiefs of the armed forces are resisting legislation that would alter how the military decides whether to prosecute allegations of sexual assault and other major crimes.
Vice President Kamala Harris cast two tiebreaking votes in the Senate Tuesday to confirm Kiran Ahuja to head the OPM.
Democrats could not break a filibuster to begin debating an overhaul of election and ethics laws called the For the People Act.
The Speaker's Lobby reopens to journalists on Tuesday, months after a shooting death there and for the first time since the pandemic started.
Negotiations have not begun on a spending bill to cover costs stemming from the Jan. 6 attack, says a key Senate Democratic appropriator.
For just the second time in recent memory, D.C. statehood is getting a Senate hearing — and Joe Lieberman is right in the middle of it.
A budget plan under development by Senate Budget Chairman Bernie Sanders would outspend President Biden’s proposal by nearly $1.6 trillion.
Leaders are pitching a “two track” approach, one bipartisan and the other partisan, that they promise will yield legislative successes.
House Ways and Means Committee Republicans clashed with Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Thursday over President Joe Biden’s tax proposals.
Federal employees will get Juneteenth, after President Joe Biden signed the bill, which sped through both chambers of Congress this week.
An alumnus of the Obama administration, Tommy Beaudreau grew up in Alaska, where his father worked in the petroleum industry.
A massive filibuster-proof budget reconciliation package worth as much as $6 trillion is taking shape within the Senate Democratic caucus.
Vote passed with support from both parties and President Biden; repeals of other war authorizations could happen.
Republican senators expressed mounting impatience with the federal mask mandate for travelers as restrictions are lifted elsewhere.
Juneteenth has always been a jubilee — a celebration of emancipation, a forgiveness of national sins. Soon, it will be a federal holiday.
The House passes legislation that would require companies to disclose climate change risk, political spending and data on executive pay.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen prepares to defend President Joe Biden’s tax proposals in back-to-back hearings Wednesday and Thursday.
The inquiry, which began in March, asks for information about $49,000 worth of campaign spending on resorts, meal purchases, car expenses.
The Biden administration has released its strategy on domestic terrorism and asked Congress for more money to tackle the rising problem.
The House Administration Committee on Wednesday held a hearing detailing more potentially deadly problems in the Capitol Police department.