The Colorado River is in crisis, and Washington is running out of time to act. Just five days before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee's...
How Congress shapes — or fails to shape — artificial intelligence policy will determine whether the technology's economic gains are broadly shared or...
Maine's most competitive Senate contest in decades is taking shape — and the financial arms race surrounding it reveals just how much is at stake for both...
Rep. Ashley Hinson, the Trump Iowa Senate candidate who won her Republican primary Tuesday, privately warned supporters last week that the U.S. conflict...
The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Defense is set to mark up the Fiscal Year 2027 defense spending bill on June 11 behind closed doors, beginning the...
Why it matters: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent appeared before the House Ways and Means Committee on June 4, touting the administration's tax record while...
Visiting Nurse Association Health Group Inc. ended its lobbying relationship with Washington Strategic Consulting Inc. at the close of the First Quarter of...
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs has registered Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP to lobby on defense issues, a new lobbying registration filed in spring...
The Senate's failure to advance S. 1318, the Fallen Servicemembers Religious Heritage Restoration Act, leaves unresolved a decades-old historical wrong:...
The federal government lost an estimated $186 billion to improper payments in fiscal year 2025, a $24-billion increase from the prior year, and cumulative...
The Senate Judiciary Committee has scheduled a nominations hearing for Wednesday, June 10, 2026 at 2:15 PM in 216 Hart Senate Office Building — and the...
The Senate Judiciary Committee is set to vote on three pieces of legislation that would reshape how Americans see their federal courts and how the law...
Four bills touching federal land use, tribal sovereignty, bird conservation, and military readiness are headed to a full committee vote at the House Natural...
The Senate Agriculture, Nutrition, and Forestry Committee is set to vote Monday on advancing the Glen Smith USDA nomination — a position that oversees...
The U.S. nuclear licensing process has long been treated as a bottleneck by the energy industry and a growing number of lawmakers on both sides of the...
The City of St. Louis ended its lobbying relationship with Bracy Tucker Brown as of April 1, 2026, according to a Second Quarter 2026 LDA termination filing...
Senate Republicans on Friday blocked a Democratic procedural maneuver aimed at slowing down S. 2, the reconciliation bill advancing the Trump...
A Senate floor vote Thursday ended in failure for Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT), whose motion to waive all budgetary discipline for his Lee Amendment No. 5804 fell...
The House Ways and Means Committee's joint Social Security and Work & Welfare subcommittees are set to hear from Social Security Administration Commissioner...
The Department of Veterans Affairs will spend more money in FY2026 than at any point in its history — but not entirely on the Trump Administration's terms....
An 88-year-old law is at the center of one of Washington's sharpest energy fights — and a new Congressional Research Service report lays out exactly why...
The House Financial Services Subcommittee on Housing and Insurance is convening a disaster recovery hearing on June 10 at a moment when the federal safety...
Congress is taking a hard look at whether a 65-year-old antitrust exemption still makes sense in an era when fans increasingly need a paid streaming...
