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Calls for Architect of the Capitol J. Brett Blanton’s ouster or resignation are getting louder in the wake of a fiery House hearing.
The Department of Homeland Security hired outside counsel for potential impeachment proceedings against Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas.
The State of the Union dominated this week on Capitol Hill, along with the ongoing Rep. George Santos saga.
CQ Budget discusses the debt limit fight and political dynamics in the GOP push for spending cuts and pledges to protect Social Security, Medicare.
The number of migrants encountered monthly at the southwest border dropped significantly in January, U.S. officials said.
A feud between Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell and Florida Sen. Rick Scott boiled hotter this week.
President Joe Biden mixing it up with Republicans during his annual address to Congress, GOP Rep. Nancy Mace roasts colleagues — and more!
The new Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee don't always jibe with their party's mainstream.
Democrats are celebrating a sly-as-a-fox president. Republicans are fuming at a “disingenuous” dirty-trickster.
Republicans rehashed grievances against the FBI during the first hearing of a House panel on the federal government's “weaponization."
A study by a campaign finance advocacy group criticized big donations that leaders of top committees paid as “party dues.”
Labor advocates are pushing the Senate to recognize staff unions now that House organizing efforts have stalled under Republican control.
Michigan Sen. Gary Peters will again lead both the Senate Homeland Security panel and the Democrats' campaign committee.
Newcomers on the GOP-led House Ways and Means Committee plan to focus on rural communities and a fossil fuel inclusive energy platform.
President Joe Biden’s speech was heavy on health policy asks, but it’s unclear if razor-thin majorities will allow them to come to fruition.
Voters saying they're worse off economically under Biden is not necessarily fatal to him politically, analyst Nathan L. Gonzales says.
Republicans defended their use of subpoenas Thursday in their first subcommittee hearing on the “weaponization” of the federal government.
The House passed resolutions Thursday to overturn District of Columbia bills on noncitizen voting and criminal penalties.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene gets a pass. So why not Rep. Ilhan Omar? Recent scenes from the House say it all.
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