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Some of K Street’s top-grossing lobbying firms disclosed record-breaking revenue for the first half of 2021, even as the influence industry’...

“We’re gonna fix that damn bridge of yours going into Kentucky,” President Joe Biden told a town hall audience in Cincinnati Wednesday night...

Senate Budget Chairman Bernie Sanders said Wednesday that he’s confident all 50 Democrats will support the fiscal 2022 budget resolution, th...

The return of earmarks in the Senate is on shaky ground with just days to go before the panel is expected to begin its markup process. Senat...

The Senate’s rejection Wednesday of a procedural step to advance a still unwritten infrastructure bill sets the stage for a second attempt,...

Republican lawmakers united Wednesday to reject a motion to proceed to a $1.2 trillion, eight-year bipartisan infrastructure package, saying...

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack batted back attacks from Republicans on the Biden administration’s border policies while discussing migran...

The government will likely run out of borrowing authority sometime in October or November unless Congress takes action to raise or suspend t...

Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday rejected two of House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy’s picks for the Jan. 6 Select Committee: Reps. Jim Ba...

A bill to authorize an additional 8,000 special immigrant visas for Afghan interpreters, contractors and other vulnerable allies is schedule...

Retiring almost $3 billion worth of planes and ships is driven by both the need to invest in future capabilities and to get rid of equipment...

Top Democrats on Wednesday touted a Moody’s Analytics report saying the emerging $4.1 trillion combo package of spending on physical infrast...

First-term Rep. Teresa Leger Fernandez knows what it takes to sue a state over legislative maps that violate the Voting Rights Act — the New...

Amid a wave of unprecedented mass protests by the Cuban people against their communist government, U.S. lawmakers have been left to grapple...

The partisan fight over whether the federal government will fund abortion coverage for Medicaid beneficiaries threatens to stall action on m...

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ARLINGTON, Texas — Edie Moore likes former President Donald Trump. She “loves what he did for our country.” And she thinks he is a fighter —...

As the Senate hurtles toward what is expected to be an unsuccessful procedural vote on a mostly unwritten infrastructure measure Wednesday,...

Anthony Gonzalez didn’t want this. He didn’t want knee injuries to end his pro football career prematurely. He didn’t want a swarm of Trump...

Democratic leaders aren’t ruling out reimposing mask requirements for the House now that the highly contagious delta variant has been detect...

A dwindling pot of money to help crime victims won a new lease on life Tuesday after a unanimous Senate vote. On a nearly unheard-of 100-0 t...

The Biden administration’s fiscal 2022 budget request for defense accepts too much near-term risk in exchange for funding long-term needs, w...

The Senate Armed Services Personnel Subcommittee voted overwhelmingly Tuesday to change how the military decides to prosecute most major cri...

Senate Finance Chair Ron Wyden is proposing to limit a tax break for “pass-through” business owners by phasing it out for individuals making...

Rep. Marie Newman has agreed to settle a lawsuit alleging she bribed a potential primary opponent not to run against her, putting to rest a...