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“What do you think is the purpose of a dissent?” was the sleeper question of the week as senators quizzed President Biden’s court pick.
Immigration provisions in a House bill to increase US global competitiveness, absent in Senate plan, may still make it into final version.
Don Young once shared an Alaska fishing trip with Hal Rogers, and now he passes on something else — the title of dean of the House.
A recent curious answer by a White House aide appears medically sound, but it tried to gloss over President Joe Biden's age.
The emphasis comes as the party, especially moderates facing reelection, comes up short on wins in immigration legislation.
But legal advocates refute conflicting ICE report to Congress, describing ongoing limits on attorney access for detained immigrants.
President Joe Biden heads to Europe to meet with NATO and G7 leaders and with U.S. forces helping to shore up Poland's defenses.
House Republicans are girding for battle over the nation’s debt ceiling if they retake the majority in the November elections.
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson began answering questions from the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday, Day 2 of her confirmation hearing.
Republicans risk alienating key voter groups by harshly attacking Ketanji Brown Jackson during her Supreme Court confirmation hearing.
Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson spent much of her first marathon day of hearings fielding questions unrelated to her judicial record.
State regulators are often faster than federal agencies in bringing charges against cryptocurrency companies for market misbehavior.
The White House says it has $60 billion in unallocated COVID-19 funds that would be difficult and controversial to repurpose.
After the pandemic forced campaigns to go mostly virtual in 2020, in-person canvassing and meet-and-greets are coming back for the midterms.
The severity and persistence of supply-chain challenges created by the pandemic and accompanying shutdowns outpaced predictions.
Investors are seeking more information on how companies across industries are addressing vulnerabilities to climate change.
The Supreme Court confirmation hearing for Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson got under way Monday in the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Ketanji Brown Jackson made remarks in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee as the first Black woman nominated to the Supreme Court.
Republicans are still sore about the tone of past hearings that scored conservatives a 6-3 majority on the Supreme Court.
Rep. Don Young died on March 18, 2022, after serving nearly 50 years in Congress. Here’s a look back at his long history on Capitol Hill.