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Virginia “Ginni” Thomas, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, appeared for a voluntary interview Thursday before the committee investigating the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol.
The wind blows House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy’s tie as he and members of the GOP caucus walk down the Capitol steps on Sept. 29, 2022.
As the new director of the House Office of Diversity and Inclusion, Sesha Joi Moon wants people to know “they can and do belong here.”
After winning a special election, New York Republican Joe Sempolinski will serve in Congress for just four months.
From big dreams to party crashers, the early days were eventful as developers built Congress.gov and advocates pushed for transparency.
Has Rep. Mary Peltola started a new staffing trend? Her decision to hire Don Young’s chief of staff has raised eyebrows in Washington.
Alexander Hamilton moves downstairs as Missouri sends the likeness of a former president to the Capitol Rotunda
The Senate passed a short-term spending measure Thursday, sending to the House a bill that would avoid a partial government shutdown.
The House Select Committee on the Modernization of Congress approved 23 new recommendations and one old one in a brief markup Thursday.
Rep. Ruben Gallego unveiled a bill that would let DACA participants enlist in the military and ultimately obtain a pathway to citizenship.
It was on full display in North Carolina last week, as Rep. Lauren Boebert and others took the stage at a faith-based policy conference.
Stu Levi, a partner at law firm Skadden, breaks down what intellectual property law means for non-fungible tokens.
Defense analysts and former military officials in Taiwan say the island democracy is not prepared for a Chinese invasion.
Sen. Joe Manchin's energy permitting bill has some bipartisan elements that could be used to change how infrastructure projects are greenlit.
Senate candidate Tim Ryan wants you to know he’s “freaking out,” and he’s not the only one trying to drum up some last-minute dollars.
President Biden also appeared to forget that a Republican lawmaker who backed the hunger conference was killed in a car accident last month.
When it comes to economic statistics, the Biden White House and congressional Democrats have turned cherry-picking into an art form
Members of the National Council of Resistance of Iran protest on Capitol Hill Wednesday in solidarity with uprisings in the Islamic nation.
For now, states will have to take a patchwork approach to paying for the ongoing public health crisis, Biden administration officials said.
This archival photo shows Rep. Steve Scalise returning to the Capitol on Sept. 28, 2017 after being shot during baseball practice that June.