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Pelosi announces select committee will investigate Jan. 6 attack
Democrats will control the new panel after Republicans in both chambers opposed creating an independent commission.
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Democrats will control the new panel after Republicans in both chambers opposed creating an independent commission.
House Budget Chairman John Yarmuth said Democrats in his chamber may be zeroing in on a more than $5 trillion budget blueprint.
Watch the video for his full comments on the bipartisan effort and incidents of sexual assault in the military within his own district.
The Supreme Court ruled that Congress went too far in trying to establish the independence of the Federal Housing Finance Agency.
When two GOP House members bring up 'critical race theory,' Joint Chiefs chairman and Defense secretary fire back.
The House Legislative Branch appropriations bill would significantly boost congressional agencies like Capitol Police.
House appropriations earmark requests have grown by $1.2 billion as the committee prepares to start releasing fiscal 2022 spending bills.
Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse is highlighting a slice of government accountability that can be inscrutable to the public and unwieldy to describe.
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.
The Speaker's Lobby reopens to journalists on Tuesday, months after a shooting death there and for the first time since the pandemic started.
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 Senate’s surface transportation reauthorization bill may lay in part in the hands of one of Congress’ most outspoken critics of transit.
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.
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.
Negotiations have not begun on a spending bill to cover costs stemming from the Jan. 6 attack, says a key Senate Democratic appropriator.
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.