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As Congress nears a debate about increasing funding for Capitol Police to make the complex more safe, the department is looking to counter a...

Senators on Tuesday pressed President Joe Biden’s top health officials to address the slowing pace of COVID-19 vaccinations as an administra...

The 2020 census results revealed the slowest U.S. population growth since the Great Depression, prompting advocates and policy experts to ra...

When federal agencies suffer a major cyberattack, they’re required by law to notify Congress immediately and provide details including any d...

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A trio of Democratic senators are leading a new effort in their party’s campaign arm to engage campaign staffers and communities of color ah...

A bipartisan group of House lawmakers is drafting legislation that would provide as much as $500 million in annual grants to states and loca...

Cecilia Rouse is the first Black woman to chair the Council of Economic Advisers, a White House think tank of sorts on economic policy. Yes,...

Capitol Hill has felt like a ghost town for most of the pandemic, empty hallways wrapped in unnatural quiet.  Now it’s been 100 days since a...

Dennis Kelleher, the CEO of Better Markets and point man for investor advocacy in D.C., provides an insider account of the GameStop hearings...

The Capitol Police inspector general’s review of what happened on Jan. 6? It could take a while. That was the upshot from Monday’s House Adm...

A bipartisan group that includes former lawmakers, military leaders and diplomats is urging Congress to create an independent commission to...

State and local governments gained access Monday to $350 billion in pandemic relief, as the Treasury Department opened a new program designe...

ANALYSIS — If you need another example of how disinformation can actually hurt people and turn an emergency into a crisis, go back to the wi...

Sen. Ben Ray Luján said he was about 20 years old when a pair of headlights altered the trajectory of his life. It was 1992. Luján, D-N.M.,...

ANALYSIS — The ranks of Republicans in Congress willing to openly oppose former President Donald Trump have dwindled since Trump’s 2016 camp...

As Democrats fume over Republican-crafted state laws putting new limits on voting, a Senate panel will take up a sweeping bill Tuesday that...

On the morning of Jan. 6, as a group of Capitol Police officers was being briefed on what to expect before a pro-Trump mob stormed the Capit...

Most of the nearly $10 billion that the Trump administration diverted from the armed services to build barriers on the U.S.-Mexico border wi...

Tim Allen’s and Kelsey Grammer’s voices made unexpected cameos during a House Appropriations subcommittee hearing this week, as the livestre...

Congress and the White House might be forced to deal with the debt limit before the August recess. Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen said F...

Lawmakers are bracing for a hectic few months, with President Joe Biden’s budget request expected by Memorial Day, House committee markups i...

Interior Secretary Deb Haaland said Thursday that her department is pushing forward with its efforts to conserve 30 percent of U.S. land and...

Growing concern over maternal health disparities is prompting a flurry of congressional action, with lawmakers moving closer to consideratio...

Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Gary Gensler told lawmakers Thursday that his agency is focused on any fraud that may occur when...