Heard On The Hill · 117th Congress
‘The Forever Prisoner’ — condemned for what was done to him
Abu Zubaydah is one of 39 prisoners left at Guantánamo Bay. “How does that happen?” asks documentary maker Alex Gibney.
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Abu Zubaydah is one of 39 prisoners left at Guantánamo Bay. “How does that happen?” asks documentary maker Alex Gibney.
PODCAST — "The First Wave" documentary chronicles the scary early days of the COVID-19 pandemic. What have we learned so far?
Former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows is suing the House, even as it may pursue contempt of Congress against him.
President Joe Biden on Wednesday signed an order that aims to make the federal government carbon-neutral by 2050.
Senators asked a top Biden Pentagon nominee how the U.S. should handle a simultaneous war with Russia and China.
As Congress seeks solutions to a supply chain crisis, one suggestion keeps recurring: Address the trucker shortage.
Official Washington will remember the late Sen. Bob Dole on Thursday and Friday before the late senator goes to Kansas and back to D.C.
Lawmakers have also been divided over how the administration plans to implement the rule set to take effect in January.
Republicans were more enthusiastic about this year's defense bill after the removal of provisions on drafting women and combating extremism.
Americans are as divided as ever 11 months before the midterm elections, and most think the country is on the wrong path.
President Joe Biden touted the infrastructure law in Kansas City, flanked by the the area's two Democratic House members and other officials.
A drab room in the Capitol complex once again felt like an oasis, as the “fix Congress” panel approved its latest set of recommendations.
“People want a friendly guy,” says Nebraska Republican and “decency conservative” Don Bacon. “The Glenn Youngkin style is really my style.”
Resigning and retiring House and Senate members have flexibility in how they use nearly $53 million in leftover campaign and PAC money.
House and Senate leaders removed bipartisan provisions targeting Saudi Arabia before the House passed its defense policy bill.
The omicron variant can partially evade the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine, but people who receive a booster may still be well protected.
OPINION — Looking back on 2021, it’s clear Biden and Democratic leaders made the wrong choice at almost every point in this new presidency.
Biden and lawmakers warned Putin of "profound" sanctions against Russia if it follows through on apparent threats to invade Ukraine.
Chris Magnus, the first Senate-confirmed Customs and Border Protection chief since 2019, promised to balance humanity and border security.
A new basic needs allowance would seek to address hunger among military families, but it falls short, according to advocates.