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The remaining temporary fencing installed around the Capitol in the aftermath of the Jan. 6 insurrection will likely be dismantled starting...

President Joe Biden wants to make it more difficult for employers to collude to suppress wages — the latest piece of a sweeping executive or...

Supreme Court justices like to portray themselves as legal actors, not political ones, but the high court has never been able to stay out of...

Shortly after the Biden administration announced an effort to bring deported veterans back to the U.S., more than two dozen members of the C...

Rep. Jesús “Chuy” García, D-Ill., said Tuesday he won’t back a reconciliation bill without a pathway to citizenship for millions of undocume...

The Health and Human Services Department used a water-and-fire damage repair contractor with no training to supervise migrant children at a...

Cheri Beasley, a former chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court, raised nearly $1.3 million from April through June for her Senate...

House Republicans are staying unified thus far in opposition to Democrat-drafted spending bills, despite racking up hundreds of millions of...

ANALYSIS — Red lines are the bane of compromise, and so Democratic leaders are trying to keep their fellow partisans from drawing them. Only...

As Americans across the country headed to the beach and fired up the grill to celebrate the Fourth of July, more than 9,400 people had speci...

The Senate has officially kicked off its process for inserting “congressionally directed spending” into appropriations bills for the fiscal...

“Who wants to put money on anything that Congress is gonna do?” President Joe Biden wondered when asked if he’s confident that Congress will...

It was a hot week in Washington, but it coincidentally cooled off after Congress left town for the Independence Day recess. Here’s a look at...

Congress goes into the Fourth of July recess with Democrats and Republicans at odds over the next steps to take on key trade legislation, in...

After several hours of debate and votes on 10 amendments, House Appropriators on Thursday advanced to the floor annual foreign aid spending...

The House Thursday passed a more than $720 billion surface transportation, wastewater and drinking water reauthorization on a largely party-...

U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services continues to face a significant financial crunch after narrowly averting mass furloughs last year,...

House Budget Committee Democrats have decided to forgo their own fiscal 2022 budget resolution and wait to see what Senate Democrats can mus...

The Supreme Court on Thursday ended a term where the justices avoided most major moves that would intensify political scrutiny on the newly...

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Massachusetts Rep. Katherine M. Clark takes a selfie Thursday with other members of the Democratic Women’s Conference at a news conference i...

Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Thursday announced her eight appointments to the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the U.S....

A sharply divided Supreme Court upheld Arizona voting policies Thursday in a ruling that likely will make it harder for voting rights advoca...

The Supreme Court struck down a California state requirement Thursday that nonprofits disclose a list of major donors to state regulators, i...

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