Congress · 119th Congress
Vote Studies 2025: Republicans power Trump to record success
The Senate figure tied the Republican high in the chamber set in 2017, Trump's first year in the White House.
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Congress · 119th Congress
This week: Snow delays congressional business before State of the Union
↵↵Republicans have sought to blame Democrats for the current partial shutdown because of their refusal to back DHS funding as part of the broader fiscal 2026 appropriations law.
Whom to blame for shutdown? All 535 members of Congress
Like just about everything else in Washington these days, it’s all about winning, not governing.
Senate bills pressuring Russia advance into uncertain future
"So it’s a step forward and, given what Putin is doing, I think that it’s past time that Congress take action to rein in Vladimir Putin’s unprovoked war in Ukraine."
Capitol Police pay turns contentious as shutdown drags on
Minor confrontations have broken out in the hallways, and a protest Tuesday night saw a run-in between a Democratic lawmaker and an officer.
Mass firings begin as White House weighs keeping troops paid
Schumer," Collins said in a statement.  Troop pay at risk If a fix doesn’t happen, the current shutdown would be the first of its kind in which military personnel have gone without pay.Â
Ditch the bromides; stand up for the Constitution
create a working bipartisan majority in the Senate willing to stand against Trump’s power grab.Â
House votes to stand up Loudermilk-led subpanel investigating Jan. 6
The House voted on party lines in favor of the rule, authorizing the subcommittee in the process through a tactic known as "deem and pass."
Senators begin recess after giving up on nominations deal
The frozen funding in play was largely for the National Institutes of Health.
‘Epstein recess’: Trump, GOP leaders try to distract and delay as scandal simmers
And in the context of this Jeffrey Epstein scandal and their refusal to share information to the American people despite promising to do so, one must ponder the question, what are they hiding from the
Trump’s Epstein tirade, Fed chair threats drown out Vance’s ‘big’ bill sales pitch
And his vice president had a tough act to follow after his boss admitted he asked a group of House Republicans if he should try terminating Powell over his refusal to lower interest rates.
Lawmakers applaud resumption of US military aid to Ukraine
The defense equipment had been caught up in what the Pentagon previously framed as "a capability review" undertaken "to ensure U.S. military aid aligns with our defense priorities," in the words of Pentagon
As officers sue over Jan. 6 plaque, Democrats hang replicasÂ
Dunn ran for Congress in Maryland’s 3rd District last year but lost in the Democratic primary.
Groups file lawsuit to undo Justice Department grant terminations
The complaint filed Wednesday in the U.S.
Democrats doubt Trump’s Gaza plan as president puts Arab allies on the spot
"We’re going to get it going eventually, where a lot of jobs are going to be created for the people in the Middle East. It’s going to be for the people in the Middle East," he said.
Federal correctional officers driven to ask Congress for a raise
"I’d gotten off of work from my last 16-hour shift, went home and slept for a couple hours, and then we got in the car and we came out here," he said in the cafeteria of the Longworth House Office Building
Trump signs GOP immigration bill dubbed Laken Riley Act
To that end, Trump had this to say Wednesday about the dispute with Colombia over its initial refusal to accept U.S. military flights carrying deported Colombia citizens: "You’re gonna take ’em — and you
Trump risks legal clashes in plans to not spend appropriations
Their extreme arguments, in our view, don’t hold water," Ford said.
Hegseth soldiers on with meeting GOP senators
disorganization, apparently, from what we know in public reports."Â
Trump and GOP turn border policy blame toward Harris
House action In February, the House impeached Mayorkas for "willful and systemic refusal to comply with the law" and "breach of public trust" tied to the Biden administration’s immigration policies.