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Senate seeks escape from Homeland Security standoff
Senate leaders are hoping to save a six-bill spending package while easing Democratic concerns about immigration policy.
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Senate leaders are hoping to save a six-bill spending package while easing Democratic concerns about immigration policy.
The Senate is setting up for another standoff over government funding after federal agents shot and killed a Minneapolis resident on Saturday.
From oil executives to Western leaders and now Republican officials, Donald Trump is riding a wave of recent pushback from unlikely sources.
Longtime D.C. Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton has filed to end her campaign for a 19th term as the district's nonvoting House member.
The risk of another partial government shutdown escalated Saturday after federal agents killed a Minnesota man amid an immigration crackdown.
Marchers descended on the National Mall Friday as politicians pledged to take the next steps to ending abortion.
Former special counsel Jack Smith, during testimony, rebuffed claims that Joe Biden was calling the shots for his probes of Donald Trump.
The threat of snow has senators nervously checking the forecast, while House members got out of town after a busy week.
John L. "Jack" Smith delivered a full-throated defense of his investigation into President Donald Trump on Thursday.
Wrangling procedural votes is a big part of the job for Speaker Mike Johnson, as thin margins give each holdout more political capital.
The Senate plans to take up the package next week to meet a Jan. 30 deadline, but a potential snowstorm could present a hurdle.
The Senate passed the bill in the wake of the outcry over AI-generated sexualized images, including of women and children, posted on X.
Sidelined last election, abortion returns to policy limelight - Health Care Abortion returns to policy discussions after being sidelined last election.
Lawmakers have been racing against the clock to fund the government are now facing an irregular opponent: Mother Nature herself.
A House committee voted to recommend holding Bill and Hillary Clinton in contempt of Congress on Wednesday.
The former Democratic lawmaker from Oklahoma left academia to lead a nonprofit advocating for safety limits on artificial intelligence.
John L. "Jack" Smith is set to testify before the House Judiciary Committee on Thursday on his investigations into Donald Trump.
President Trump on Wednesday said he and NATO chief Mark Rutte had agreed to a "framework" toward negotiations about Greenland's fate.
The bill would restrict exports of certain artificial intelligence chips to China, after President Trump said he would allow those.
The Supreme Court appeared ready to rule against President Donald Trump’s push to immediately remove Federal Reserve Board member Lisa Cook.