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Pelosi reaffirms that next term as speaker will be her last
Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday affirmed a promise she made to her caucus two years ago that she would give up the gavel after the 117th Congress.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday affirmed a promise she made to her caucus two years ago that she would give up the gavel after the 117th Congress.
House Democrats elected Katherine Clark assistant speaker Wednesday, making her the second highest ranking woman behind Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
House Budget Chairman John Yarmuth will make a pitch as soon as Wednesday to scrap a Democratic rule that puts term limits on the committee's members.
Capito in line to succeed Barrasso at Environment and Public Works Committee. The Wyoming senator has been a critic of Democrats' climate plans.
Senate committee to take up a bill that would tighten oversight of aircraft approvals by FAA. The grounded 737 Max could soon be back in the air.
The 2020 congressional New Member Orientation is under way, and it has been a real change from previous iterations, thanks largely to the pandemic.
Sen. Charles Grassley, holder of the most consecutive votes in Senate history, saw his streak come to an end on Tuesday, thanks to the coronavirus.
Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, said Tuesday he's trying to put together a bipartisan proposal for a narrow coronavirus relief bill in the lame-duck session.
The Pentagon policy bill's 59-year legislative streak could end amid a spat between President Trump and lawmakers over bases named for Confederate generals.
House Republicans have chosen to reward their top three leaders with another two-year term at the helm of the conference.
House Democrats this week will elect most of their leadership team, determing the ideological, racial and gender balance of the caucus’s decision makers.
Senate Republicans could not advance Judy Shelton to a confirmation vote after Grassley of Iowa and Scott of Florida went into quarantine.
The House Judiciary Committee hinted the next Congress might not want or need to continue the fight over documents from the former special counsel probe.
There will be more COVID-19 testing capacity on Capitol Hill now, even as tension over preventative measures flares into the open.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell attacked the idea of slashing the number of U.S. troops in Afghanistan and Iraq in a blistering Senate floor speech Monday, amid indications President Donald Trump plans such a reduction before his presidency ends.
The House Ethics Committee will continue to defer an inquiry into Rep. Ross Spano, a sign that the Department of Justice is likely still investigating him.
Lawmakers face long odds to complete work on fiscal 2021 spending bills and coronavirus relief in the lame-duck session despite optimistic talk.
Sen. Whitehouse said the “defensive” behavior seems to confirm motive behind partisan Supreme Court decisions, “not just dispassionate adjudication.”
Judy Shelton could be confirmed next week, despite criticism of her unorthodox stances on monetary policy and financial regulation.
Rep. Steven M. Palazzo, R-Miss., is being investigated by the Office of Congressional Ethics for allegedly misusing campaign funds.