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Capitol Police budget request tops $1 billion

The department is seeking more than $1 billion for fiscal 2027, an increase of 20 percent over current levels and its largest request to date. 

Congress · 119th Congress

Vote studies: 2025 sets new mark for partisanship on Capitol Hill

dynamics of the Senate, where the parties have each become more partisan aligned over the years, and where Senate Republicans voted together an average of 96 percent of the time on unity votes — only 1

Campaigns · 119th Congress

At the Races: How to pass the torch in two easy steps

Josh Shapiro had a 15-to-1 cash advantage over Republican challenger Stacy Garrity: Shapiro brought in $23 million last year to Garrity's $1.5 million. 

Congress · 119th Congress

The search for Democrats’ HR 1

It would be labeled HR 1, the bill number typically assigned to the ruling party's top goal on its to-do list.     

Campaigns · 119th Congress

At the Races: Make Tuesday nights political again

↵↵The Republican early vote advantage was even more dramatic in the 2024 primaries, when their early primary voters were outvoting their Democratic counterparts by more than 2-to-1.↵↵— by Roll Call's Ryan

Congress · 119th Congress

Iran war powers votes expected ‘very soon’

↵↵"My preference is to solve this problem through diplomacy, but one thing is certain — I will never allow the world's No. 1 sponsor of terror to have a nuclear weapon," Trump added.

Congress · 119th Congress

Supreme Court backs congressional power in tariff ruling

If the executive would like to enact trade policies that impact American producers and consumers, its path forward is crystal clear: convince their representatives under Article 1," McConnell's statement

Campaigns · 119th Congress

At the Races: Sitting tight in Texas

Ten percent were not sure, 1 percent would back another candidate and 2 percent would not vote.Â