Congress · 117th Congress
Senate passes protections for same-sex marriages
The Senate passed a bill Tuesday to codify federal recognition of same-sex marriage that got bipartisan support.
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Congress · 117th Congress
Amid talk of generational change, Democrats eye committee leaders
House and Senate Democrats are weighing rule changes that would set limits for serving as committee leaders.
Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
Capitol Lens | Gingerbread spread
Capitol Lens | Gingerbread spread - Heard on the Hill
Congress · 117th Congress
House, Senate negotiators set to meet on omnibus funding
The prospects of a lame-duck omnibus remain murky as Republicans and Democrats have not reached a topline spending agreement.
Congress · 117th Congress
McCarthy says he will not drop out of speaker contention
House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy does not have the 218 votes needed to become speaker but he believes "everybody should vote for me."
Opinion · 117th Congress
It’s time for a Christmas truce in the COVID wars
The best way to permanently contain the virus is for Congress to keep spending money. President Joe Biden isn’t asking for much.
Congress · 117th Congress
Senate moves closer to protections for same-sex marriage
The Senate took another step Monday to pass a bill to repeal the Defense of Marriage Act and codify federal recognition of same-sex marriage.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Ethics report: Rep. Kai Kahele may have ‘misused official resources’
Outgoing Hawaii Rep. Kai Kahele may have misused official resources in campaign social media posts, the Office of Congressional Ethics says.
Congress · 117th Congress
Graves plans aggressive oversight as transportation panel chairman
Rep. Sam Graves, Transportation and Infrastructure’s presumptive next chairman, aims to keep his eye on the bipartisan Infrastructure law.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
What the data shows about angry parents rocking the 2022 election
Conservatives said angry parents would vent their anger on Democrats in the 2022 midterms, but exit polls are less dramatic and more nuanced.
Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
Capitol Lens | Deck the Cross Hall
Christmas trees are seen in the Cross Hall of the White House on Nov. 28, 2022, during a preview of the Executive Mansion’s holiday decor.
Congress · 117th Congress
Biden calls for Congress to act to stop rail strike
As freight railroads face a potential strike, the president asks Congress to adopt a previously negotiated deal between labor and management.
Policy · 117th Congress
Supreme Court to hear arguments over Biden immigration priorities
The Supreme Court will hear oral argument Tuesday about the Biden administration’s immigration enforcement priorities.
Sponsored Content · 117th Congress
141 Tribes Stand to Defend Tribal Sovereignty
141 Tribes Stand to Defend Tribal Sovereignty - Sponsored Content
Congress · 117th Congress
GOP: White House shifts provider funds for COVID-19 campaign
A $475 million campaign to encourage vaccinations is being paid for by pandemic money meant for doctors and hospitals, Republicans charged.
Campaigns · 117th Congress
Murkowski, Peltola win reelection bids
Murkowski beats Trump-backed fellow Republican Kelly Tshibaka, while Peltola defeats Sarah Palin, Nick Begich.
Congress · 117th Congress
Negotiations at standstill on omnibus spending package
If negotiators can't get a deal, the result could be another stopgap spending bill or potentially a partial government shutdown.
Policy · 117th Congress
GOP-led states ask to defend border policy in Washington case
More than a dozen Republican-led states asked Monday night for permission to defend a pandemic-related border directive in court.
Congress · 117th Congress
Advocates, industry push data privacy bill in lame-duck session
Supporters of a data privacy bill hope Congress will pass legislation early in the next Congress or even in the lame-duck session.
Congress · 117th Congress
With thousands of hungry troops, DOD urges limited income hikes
With thousands of troops having trouble paying for food, lawmakers are pushing the Pentagon for bigger, targeted pay increases.