Roll Call

When a massive container ship called the Ever Given got stuck sideways in the Suez Canal for nearly a week this March, it caused a traffic b...

President Joe Biden on Wednesday will call for a $2 trillion investment in the nation’s roads, waterways, airports, electric grid and broadb...

House Democrats are trying to build momentum around a series of proposals that would direct structural changes to the way the State Departme...

The Department of Homeland Security is examining ways to improve its understanding of foreign cyber activity and attacks targeting U.S. agen...

The House Ethics Committee rejected Rep. Louie Gohmert’s appeal of a $5,000 fine levied against him for evading the new metal detectors outs...

Rosa Parks sits alone among the hundreds of artworks dotting the Capitol. The civil rights icon is the only Black woman currently memorializ...

The cherry blossoms reached peak bloom Sunday in Washington, according to the National Park Service. That’s well ahead of the April 2-5 pred...

President Joe Biden announced a diverse slate of judicial nominations Tuesday that will test the temperature of the Senate’s judicial confir...

The bipartisan focus on issues facing children at last week’s House hearing with the chief executives of major social media companies is enc...

New York added to its reputation for strict regulation of cryptocurrency platforms with an $18.5 million fine against the companies behind t...

Amy Chomthakham and several friends went to a massage parlor outside Atlanta for the first time in a year two days before a gunman killed ei...

Two lawmakers in charge of determining Capitol Police funding levels are pressuring the notoriously secretive department to publicly release...

By April 19, at least 90 percent of U.S. adults will be eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccines, President Joe Biden announced Monday. Biden h...

Two senators called on the NCAA to take “immediate action” to rectify unequal treatment of athletes playing in the women’s and men’s basketb...

The District of Columbia has “a high social vulnerability” when it comes to COVID-19, but the city did not qualify for a mass vaccination si...

Alaska GOP Sen. Lisa Murkowski has drawn a Republican challenger, roughly two weeks after the state party pledged to challenge the three-ter...

Sen. Thom Tillis has prostate cancer and will undergo surgery next week, he announced in a statement Monday. The North Carolina Republican,...

The door to forgivable small-business loans swung open to a broad range of nonprofits as part of the $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief packag...

ANALYSIS — With the confirmation of Boston Mayor Marty Walsh on March 22 as Labor secretary, Joe Biden’s Cabinet is complete. And with all 1...

Congress used a sweeping criminal justice overhaul law in 2018 to allow federal inmates to directly ask courts to release them from prison f...

This is the first in a three-part series. President Joe Biden stood in the White House’s State Dining Room on Feb. 24 and recalled the centu...

Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Friday named Maj. Gen. William J. Walker, commander of the D.C. National Guard, as the 38th House sergeant-at-arms,...

Congressional delegations offered competing explanations for the recent rise in migration during visits to the U.S.-Mexico border, with Demo...

Sen. Dan Sullivan gave CQ Roll Call reporter Chris Cioffi a Senate floor shout-out for his story about Sullivan’s “Alaskan of the Week” spee...

Johnson & Johnson is projected to ship 11 million COVID-19 vaccine doses next week, the White House COVID-19 task force said Friday, which w...