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Trucking firm YRC Worldwide spent $210,000 on lobbyists in the days before it reached an agreement on a $700 million coronavirus relief loan from Treasury.
A series of bills to identify and remove Confederate monuments on federal land, including a statue of Robert E. Lee in Maryland, get a subcommittee hearing.
Liz Cheney was sharply criticized by Republicans for not supporting Thomas Massie in his primary and for not backing President Donald Trump strongly enough.
The Senate voted to restrict excess Defense Department weapons transfers to police forces but stopped short of setting additional conditions on transfers.
Additional coronavirus relief aid for schools is up for debate as districts race to finalize back-to-school plans for both virtual and in-person learning.
Lawmakers cite a foreign interference campaign seeking to amplify disinformation aimed at congressional activity, public debate, and the fall elections.
After running President Donald Trump's budget office on an acting basis for the past 18 months, Russell Vought can now claim the job is officially his own.
The Supreme Court declined a House request for a shortcut in the legal push to enforce subpoenas for President Donald Trump’s financial records.
Congress returns to Capitol Hill for a busy week of legislating, with priority defense and appropriations bills being considered on the floor.
Republicans plan to try to give workers a break on payroll taxes in their forthcoming $1 trillion-plus pandemic relief proposal.
Speaker Nancy Pelosi appeared to hold back tears after the House held a moment of silence for Rep. John Lewis, who died Friday at age 80.
Asked about six provisions under consideration for a new virus relief bill, the Democratic and Republican aides did not back any of the same ones.
Lending facilities set up by the Federal Reserve and Treasury Department to avoid a coronavirus-related credit crunch have been slow to get moving.
Rep. John Lewis was a larger-than-life icon, but his colleagues remember him in very personal ways, including his mentorship of so many.
Rep. John Lewis, a Georgia Democrat whose career spanned the civil rights era and was an American icon, has died. He was 80.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told a House panel Friday that new COVID relief legislation should amend the PPP to let companies apply for a second loan.
After resisting the move, Rep. Steve Watkins is stepping down from his committee posts amid his facing felony voter fraud charges.
There is wide agreement that remote voting in the House could be secure and technologically feasible, but there are philosophical hang-ups.
House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy says Republicans shouldn’t agree to more regulations in exchange for liability protections in new coronavirus aid bill.
The House bill’s controversial provisions include several that could lead to a presidential veto, or at least the threat of one, a senior GOP lawmaker said.