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“You want a clear definition between that which is military, and that which is police in my view,” Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said at a House Armed Services Committee hearing.
Donald Trump threatened to withhold funding for schools that don’t reopen, but some school groups are worried about the safety of students and faculty
Amid the nationwide furor over Confederate statues, a House subcommittee approved a spending bill that would remove Confederate imagery from the Capitol.
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany claimed — without evidence — that the mortality rate of the coronavirus has decreased due to remdesivir.
Lawmakers were clearly ready to get out of Washington for the Fourth of July holiday this week, as some of them were confused about what bills they’d just passed.
Three Black lawmakers speak about directions they received as children about interacting with law enforcement and what they’re telling the next generation.
CQ Roll Call health care reporter is here to unpack the various recommendations on how to stay safe while celebrating the Fourth of July.
The National Defense Authorization Act has been enacted annually for decades, but this year the markups were marked by a different conversation — racism.
Roll Call asked a legal scholar how Trump's tax return case compares to presidential power cases in the Supreme Court throughout history.
In the face of constant partisan bickering, leave it to Anthony Fauci to please both parties by whipping out a Nationals mask in the middle of a hearing.
“People are going to have to buy new flags,” said Del. Holmes Norton, describing a U.S. flag with 51 stars. The House is voting on a statehood bill Friday.
Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton is renewing calls for Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder to change the team’s name, a move he has long rejected.
Anthony Fauci and other officials from White House coronavirus task force appeared before the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Tuesday.
The United States and China this summer are in a tense wait-and-see period until Beijing finishes drafting a new national security measure for Hong Kong.
“By the time I’m finished, you will be clear that we’re not good friends,” said Cedric Richmond, defying the one remaining illusion of D.C. bipartisanship.
“Who would’ve thought [the Supreme Court] would have so many good decisions in one week ... Wow,” said Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer.
The Supreme Court’s 6-3 LGBTQ decision could bolster forthcoming legal attempts to strike down the recent HHS rules change.
Sen. Tim Scott got choked up on the Senate floor Wednesday during a speech commemorating the anniversary of the church shooting in Charleston.
As the Senate debates a conservation bill, cosponsor Angus King discusses how the pandemic could lead to more wear and tear on national parks this summer.
CQ Roll Call unpacks contact tracing as concerns of a second wave of the coronavirus increase amids businesses reopening and nationwide protests.