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Senate swears in newest member Pete Ricketts
Ricketts had less than three weeks between his old job and his new one. The former Nebraska governor was sworn in as a senator on Monday.
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Ricketts had less than three weeks between his old job and his new one. The former Nebraska governor was sworn in as a senator on Monday.
Speaker Kevin McCarthy has named Mississippi Rep. Michael Guest to lead the Ethics Committee as questions about Rep. George Santos linger.
Sen. Tim Kaine said Friday he will seek a third term in Virginia in 2024, a year Democrats face an uphill fight to keep the majority.
A new House China panel is raising concerns that lawmakers may wind up fueling anti-Chinese bigotry and broader anti-Asian discrimination.
A Supreme Court report on the leak of a draft opinion renewed an effort to criminalize leaking information from the high court.
The group marched to the Capitol rather than the Supreme Court, a sign that future abortion debates will be more legislative than judicial.
House Republicans announced the first oversight hearing on U.S.-Mexico border security next month and demanded a trove of records.
Despite GOP criticism of handling of COVID-19, Collins and Fauci had long-standing relationships with lawmakers from both parties.
“Obviously, me being a part of the team indicates there is not a coastal bias, right?” he says of Democratic leadership.
Jim Banks of Indiana and Matt Dolan of Ohio kicked off Senate runs Tuesday. Their announcements depict the contrasts facing the GOP in 2024.
Florida Republican Rep. Greg Steube was taken to the hospital Wednesday after falling while doing home maintenance.
The West Virginia centrist senator has a bipartisan proposal to set up expedited votes on trust fund solvency measures.
Rep. Jim Banks of Indiana launched his Senate campaign by emphasizing his credentials as a "conservative fighter."
Top House Republicans want to talk to President Joe Biden about the debt ceiling, but Democrats are in no mood to negotiate.
Don't be surprised if, in 2024, Republicans win the Senate and Democrats win the House, an unusual political phenomenon.
Democrats hold eight vulnerable Senate seats up in 2024, while Republicans hold none, a lopsided map that could be historic.
President Biden and House Republicans are both eyeing legislation on Big Tech, but they part ways on what should be done.
The troubles keep piling up for serial prevaricator George Santos, including new allegations filed with the Federal Election Commission.
Hits and Misses sees House GOP members trying to grasp the duties of the majority party while dealing with the Santos scandal, and more.
Republicans appear united on plans to focus this year on immigration issues and oversight of the Biden administration’s border policies.