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It was a very 2020 Supreme Court confirmation hearing Tuesday, as Barrett fielded questions on socially divisive issues from socially distanced senators.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi is holding Democrats together in talks over a new coronavirus relief package even as some members of her caucus urge compromise.
Senators sharply criticized each other during the opening day of the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett.
Familiar partisan battle lines on health care, abortion and other issues spilled out during the first day of Barrett’s Supreme Court confirmation hearings.
The Senate Judiciary Committee hosted not just Amy Coney Barrett on Monday, but a debate about Capitol Hill’s strategy for testing and containing COVID-19.
Photos of the day: Amy Coney Barrett's hearing - Heard on the Hill
Why would Speaker Pelosi unveil legislation 25 days before the election to establish a commission under the 25th Amendment to decide presidental fitness?
Former Rep. Chris Collins wants to delay his prison report date for a fifth time, but prosecutors say it’s time he get behind bars at FPC Pensacola.
Lawmakers continued to press for widespread testing in the Capitol complex Friday as another member announced he had contracted COVID-19.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi quashed talk of a separate bill to mitigate airline industry layoffs without adding broader aid for households and fighting COVID-19.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., has actively avoided the White House since August over concerns over its COVID-19 safety protocols.
The Supreme Court confirmation hearing of Amy Coney Barrett will get under way under the cloud of 2020: partisan angst mixed with COVID-19 precautions.
Barrett may be less enthusiastic than other conservative justices about limiting regulators from acting without congresional guidance.
Positive COVID-19 cases within the Senate GOP ranks won't stop the vote to confirm the next Supreme Court justice, even if it means putting staff in danger.
One day after pulling the plug on a new coronavirus relief package, the Trump administration made a push for piecemeal legislation to help the airlines.
Senior writer John Donnelly unpacks some of the most important defense issues that an incoming administration will face.
As COVID-19 cases burst through the White House and ruffle the Senate, cases among front-line workers in Congress continue to rise.
President Trump said Republicans will stop negotiating a coronavirus relief package with Speaker Nancy Pelosi amid a lingering gulf on state and local aid.
A victory may give Capitol Hill, led by Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Sen. Charles E. Schumer, renewed influence over major issues including health care.
Despite cases of COVID-19 within their ranks, Republicans stayed on a timeline that would allow them to confirm Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court.