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Senate Democrats on Tuesday began vocalizing the many ways in which they expect their reconciliation package to differ from the legislation...

Gaggles of teens sporting nametags, matching navy blue suits and an interest in learning about the legislative process can mean only one thi...

The bulk of tax increases included in proposals from the House Ways and Means Committee to pay for Democrats’ planned $3.5 trillion budget r...

Rep. Mike Kelly, R-Pa., references the goose that lays the golden eggs — portrayed on a poster board behind him — during a Ways and Means Co...

ANALYSIS — Senators on Tuesday began what likely will be a long and laborious process of probing what went wrong in the planning and executi...

The United States may have completed its military withdrawal and chaotic evacuation from Afghanistan, but John Sopko, the special inspector ...

Senate Democrats offered a slimmed-down version of their party’s signature elections and campaign finance overhaul Tuesday, but the new meas...

ANALYSIS — We are now in a period of intense partisanship and polarization, with each party painting the other as extreme, untrustworthy and...

Lobbying firms have pushed back official reopening dates, and some events have switched to virtual with the resurgence of COVID-19. But K St...

House Republicans who worked with Democrats this summer to pass bills aimed at boosting U.S. scientific research and development are warning...

Here’s how gripping the documentary “Detainee 001” is — a CIA officer saying, “Uh, we f—ed up” amid an uprising at Afghanistan’s Qala-i-Jang...

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Penny Lee, a 25-year veteran of political campaigns and legislative battles and now the new head of the Financial Technology Association, ha...

Former CFTC Commissioner Brian Quintenz joins Fintech Beat to talk about his tenure and the recent confrontations between the crypto industr...

Republicans and Democrats on Monday used the first congressional oversight hearing about the end of the U.S. military operation in Afghanist...

America’s defense budget needs to keep growing only if Washington continues to spend inefficiently, America’s second-ranking military office...

Large photo posters from the French artist JR’s “Inside Out” project are installed on Monday along Constitution Avenue Northeast — across th...

A fence surrounding the Capitol building will go up Friday, ahead of the Justice for J6 rally to support imprisoned pro-Trump rioters who st...

Two days after the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, congressional leaders and members from both chambers on Capitol Hill...

ANALYSIS — The Biden White House would like its fellow Democrats to believe President Joe Biden has as much negotiating leverage on a massiv...

If Congress runs on deadlines, lawmakers face a series of simultaneous sprints this fall that could reshape the U.S. economy and reverberate...

The Senate parliamentarian heard arguments Friday on a plan by Democrats to include immigration provisions in a budget reconciliation bill,...

The House Armed Services Committee is worried about “catastrophic” consequences if the Taliban has obtained biometric information about Afgh...

A group of centrist Democrats is pressing senators to keep the four-year expansion of the child tax credit they’re expecting in the House, a...

NEW YORK — One day ahead of the 20th anniversary of 9/11, Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer said he would work to include more fundi...