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Our CQ Roll Call colleague Ryan Tarinelli has a full report from the House Judiciary Committee, where Wray was testifying. Menendez accepts reality: New Jersey Sen.
President Joe Biden on Sunday announced he will not seek a second term following a revolt by top congressional Democrats and donors in reaction to a debacle of a debate against former President Donald
Bob Menendez guilty on 16 counts in a sweeping corruption case that included bribery, extortion and acting as a foreign agent, CQ Roll Call’s Ryan Tarinelli reports.
Mike Garcia for selling stock in Boeing just before the committee he served on released a report into deadly crashes involving the aerospace company’s 737 Max airliner.
As of June, the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office projected that the deficit for fiscal 2024, which ends on Sept. 30, would be about $2 trillion.
Nick Eskow reports for Roll Call on the new member, who will be a short-timer.
Throughout her career, she was a constant resource for congressional offices, consulting daily on House and Senate procedure.
Matt Gaetz seems to be going on offense against the House Ethics Committee, calling a probe against him “Soviet.”
Book closed: The House Ethics Committee concluded that Michigan GOP Rep.
The New York Times first reported about the flags earlier this month, sparking a flurry of congressional calls for Alito to recuse himself from cases involving former President Donald Trump.
But congressional experts say the unparalleled scene of a former president on trial has explored new boundaries for what is considered allowable congressional oversight.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee included Bynum on its "Red to Blue" program, which provides candidates with extra attention and fundraising help.
Louisiana lines: The Supreme Court on Wednesday said Louisiana’s congressional elections can go forward this year using maps that establish a pair of Black opportunity districts, Michael Macagnone reports
But Democratic Senate Foreign Relations Committee member Chris Coons of Delaware said the president "has taken forceful action."
The committee said in March that it had received a referral about Nehls last year from the Office of Congressional Ethics.
Louisiana update: Michael Macagnone reports that Black voters and civil rights groups are asking the Supreme Court to allow Louisiana’s congressional elections to move ahead with the most recent
The hearing, which was slated for Wednesday afternoon, was announced last week after reports that District of Columbia police defied calls from school administrators to disperse protesters.
Stronger than expected economic growth last year drove improvements to the fiscal health of the trust funds that finance Medicare and Social Security, according to annual reports released Monday by the
Bennett reports. “This isn’t about state rights, it’s about women’s rights,” Biden told a crowd in Tampa on Tuesday.
He later sued the Department of Justice over his arrest, according to reports. Fitzpatrick has not only the incumbency advantage but also a financial one.