The best politics on immigration is to forget about politics
U.S. law enforcement officers guard migrants that crossed into Shelby Park as they wait to be picked up for processing on Feb. 4 in Eagle Pass, Texas.
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GOP stand-alone Israel aid bill rejected in the House
Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., arrives for the House Republican Conference meeting in the Capitol on Tuesday.
Acting AOC, who stepped in after scandal, set to depart that role
Chere Rexroat, acting architect of the Capitol, prepares to testify at a Senate Rules and Administration Committee and House Administration Committee joint oversight hearing in July.
Suozzi trying to reverse GOP trend on New York’s Long Island
Former Rep. Tom Suozzi, Democratic candidate in New York’s 3rd District special election, speaks at a campaign rally at the Polish National Home in Glen Cove, N.Y., on Sunday.
Senate supplemental receives frosty reception from some members
Sens. Katie Britt of Alabama and Tom Cotton of Arkansas are among the Senate Republicans who oppose the measure.
In reversal, Spartz decides to run for reelection after all
Rep. Victoria Spartz, R-Ind., changed her mind about retiring from Congress and filed to run for reelection.
Supreme Court enters election season with politically potent cases
The Supreme Court building is seen at dawn on Tuesday.
The states that matter in 2024
The seats held by Sens. Jon Tester, D-Mont., left, and Joe Manchin III, D-W.Va., offer Republicans two of their biggest pickup opportunities.
Supermajority bar for spending bills a real, and risky, prospect
President Joe Biden, right, and Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., shake hands after the National Prayer Breakfast in the Capitol’s Statuary Hall on Thursday.
Bradley opens up about his experience with abortion
Former Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., has a new documentary one-man show, "Rolling Along," which is now streaming on Max.
Lawmakers see blue-collar voters as key in Biden-Trump rematch
A sanitation worker is seen on Maryland Avenue, NE, near the Capitol on Aug. 2, 2021.
GOP lawmakers argue pandemic treaty threatens US sovereignty
"Politics should never have a place in science," Rep. Brad Wenstrup, R-Ohio, said of the World Health Organization.
Heard On The Hill · 118th Congress
Capitol Lens | State of decal
Bumper stickers are seen in Port Washington, N.Y., on Saturday, outside of a rally for special election candidate, former Rep. Tom Suozzi.
Senate unveils national security bill, border policy deal
Senate Appropriations Chair Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., released the national security supplemental on Sunday.
New Israel supplemental readied in House, without offsets
Demonstrators attend the March on Washington for Gaza at Freedom Plaza to call for a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war on Jan. 13.
Climate change threatens our food supply. Congress must pass a modernized farm bill
Maria Medina picks onions at the Carzalia Farm in Columbus, N.M., in August.
Photos of the week ending February 2, 2024
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, apologizes to families of children who were harmed via unsafe social media platforms during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Wednesday about big tech and online child sexual exploitation.
‘Mental dullness and high tension’ — Congressional Hits and Misses
House Republicans’ efforts to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas was described at a markup this week as "mental dullness and high tension."
Suozzi laps Pilip in fundraising ahead of New York special election
New York Democrat Tom Suozzi, a former House member vying in the Feb. 13 special election for his old seat, at a September 2020 news conference at the Capitol.
House disclosures show both parties gearing for battle
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, a Democrat who flipped a Washington district in 2022, had $2.2 million in her campaign account on Dec. 31.