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“This is something people in this town would kill to learn, and I’m going to teach it to you,” the Washington Democrat recalls his boss saying.
Joe Biden is always playing catch-up, whether it’s inflation, COVID-19, crime, energy or, now, Ukraine, columnist David Winston writes.
Justices weigh allowing a Republican bid to defend a Trump-era immigration rule the Biden administration declined to defend in court.
Democratic Reps. Luria and Spanberger of Virginia face a tough climate in the midterms, but both have fundraising edge
Chemical industry lobbying arm boosted spending by 92 percent at the end of 2021 as Congress debated legislation to raise taxes on chemicals.
Jamie Raskin and Madeleine Carter discuss their MSNBC documentary, "Love and the Constitution" on the Political Theater podcast.
Only people with house.gov or senate.gov email addresses will be able to use the app at first, though the creator hopes to expand.
The sponsor of a House resolution to authorize staff union organization efforts is urging everyone to take one step at a time.
President Biden and Western leaders slapped a slew of new sanctions on Russia, warning more will come if Moscow invades Ukraine.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, a longtime Russia hawk, and others are calling on Congress to approve an Ukraine aid package as soon as next week.
The Supreme Court's new larger conservative majority will take up a case involving conflicts between religious beliefs and LGBTQ rights.
Estate planners say the surge in cryptocurrency holdings is raising the risk that heirs won't get the assets when the owners die.
A rise in threats and new rules from the FEC led to candidates spending $3 million on security last year, campaign disclosures show.
Veterans of previous bipartisan working groups in the Senate have begun talking about the need for fixes to counter future shortfalls.
Young European lawmakers on the Ukraine crisis - Uncategorized
A GOP backer of the bipartisan infrastructure law asked DOT to rescind a memo she says defies the agreement's spirit.
Under proposed change to "public charge" rule, immigrants would not be penalized for seeking health benefits, other services
A federal judge allowed some claims against former President Trump to proceed, and dismissed claims against others.
The Internal Revenue Service won’t get the appropriations boost for this year that Democrats had hoped for.
The Senate left for its latest recess without passing any measure that would slap sanctions on Russia if it invades Ukraine.