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Trump added Senators Josh Hawley, Ted Cruz and Tom Cotton to his list of potential Supreme Court, signaling next appointment may be more conservative.
Congress likely won't have a final defense authorization bill before the coming elections, pushing the timeline for transferring the CMO's responsibilities.
Airline workers' unions seeking renewed payroll aid remain hopeful aviation will be included in a COVID-19 relief package, even though Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's bill leaves out the industry.
Senators jockeyed for political position as a Republican-drafted coronavirus relief bill headed for what appeared to be defeat along mostly party lines.
The railroad is burning through $250 million a month as ridership plummets more than 80 percent because of the coronavirus pandemic.
Surgeon General Jerome Adams and NIH Director Francis Collins tried to calm fears of political interference in a COVID-19 vaccine amid the 2020 elections.
Democrats and Republicans have signaled that they see an extension of the current law as inevitable, and the White House has indicated it will go along.
Senate Republicans are proposing to beef up a “skinny” coronavirus relief package by more than 100 pages. A vote could come on Thursday.
The August jobs report showed recovery slowing, but analysts doubt that's enough to jostle Congress out of a deadlock over a new coronavirus stimulus bill.
Litigation reveals Capitol Police employees were making fun of those who are deaf, transgender and undocumented immigrants.
Lawmakers are struggling to stay grounded in the coronavirus pandemic as hearings are conducted over the internet and House members cast votes by proxy.
Congress is back this week, with a new coronavirus stimulus bill and the looming government funding deadline to avoid a shutdown at the top of the agenda.
House Speaker Pelosi, Treasury Secretary Mnuchin agree to try to avoid a government shutdown before the elections but leave most funding and federal budget differences unresolved.
Before Steven Sund became chief of the department, he directed a sexual discrmination complaint to the wrong part of the department.
Farm support payments, submarines and missiles are among the programs that would benefit from the administration's requested budget changes.
Carolyn B. Maloney will subpoena USPS Postmaster General Louis DeJoy to get documents regarding a slowdown in delivery amid mail-in ballot concerns.
Former Trump counsel Don McGahn resisted a subpoena from the House Judiciary Committee tied to the Mueller investigation.
Unless Congress acts soon, airlines may lay off thousands, highway projects could grind projects to a halt and transit agencies could slash services.
In letter to members about September, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer indicated a short-term spending bill would likely be needed.
The candidates vary in their policy expertise, seniority, diversity and popularity. However, no one lawmaker seems to have checked all the boxes to win.