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Georgia Republican Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has called a Parkland shooting survivor a “coward” and sympathized with QAnon conspiracy theories.
The Senate Judiciary Committee could announce as soon as this week Merrick Garland's confirmation hearing to be the nation's top law enforcement official.
Top Democrats on Capitol Hill gave the clearest signs yet they are ready to plow ahead with a filibuster-proof coronavirus relief package.
Limiting Chinese influence at the world body and focusing on refugees will be among Linda Thomas-Greenfield's priorities as chief diplomat to the U.N.
Sen. Mark Warner quarantining after potential COVID-19 exposure could impact Democratic leaders' plans to bring a budget resolution to the floor next week.
The pushback on the acting Capitol Police chief's congressional testimony about the Jan. 6 riots continues to face pushback from officials.
The lie-fueled violence that erupted at the Capitol Jan. 6 was made in the USA. But lawmakers worry there may be foreign support for extremism: Russia.
Rep. Marcia L. Fudge, an Ohio Democrat, will make her case to become Housing and Urban Development secretary to Senate Banking on Thursday.
The acting Capitol Police chief and acting House sergeant-at-arms admit their failures to protect the Capitol during the Jan. 6 insurrection.
Jim Himes of Connecticut and Ed Perlmutter of Colorado will take the gavels on two House Financial Services subcommittees.
The panel moved the nomination for Alejandro Mayorkas, Biden's pick to head the Homeland Security Department, to the full Senate for a floor vote.
Longtime foreign policy adviser to Joe Biden and former deputy Secretary of State is confirmed by the Senate on a 78-22 vote.
The 50-50 Senate is moving forward with an organizing resolution that allows Democrats to claim chairmanships and the majority.
The second impeachment trial of Donald Trump raises legal questions that have no definitive answers — and senators must settle the issues for themselves.
Democratic leaders plan to take the initial steps next week that are necessary for developing a filibuster-proof coronavirus relief package.
Foreign and domestic forces target veterans' own patriotism with disinformation on social media as they seek to undermine U.S. democracy
Senate President Pro Tem Patrick J. Leahy was hospitalized Tuesday evening after beginning to feel unwell in his Capitol office.
Senate Republicans revealed in a procedural vote on impeachment that they're unlikely to convict Trump for inciting the Jan. 6 insurrection on the Capitol.
Pew found lawmakers with large followings were able to garner major shares of engagement though they generated just a small portion of content.
Raising the federal minimum wage through the reconciliation process would be a “stretch,” but House Democrats plan to try it, the Budget chairman said.