The Senate voted Wednesday to advance S.J.Res. 185, a joint resolution directing the removal of U.S. Armed Forces from hostilities against Iran not...
The House passed the Community Bank Deposit Access Act on a 393-16 vote Wednesday, a striking display of bipartisan consensus in an otherwise fractured...
The American Access to Banking Act passed the House floor vote Wednesday with a lopsided 405-4 margin, a rare display of bipartisan unity in a Congress...
Why it matters: The Keeping Deposits Local Act cleared the House floor vote with 405 votes in favor and zero against, a result that is genuinely rare in the...
Evelyn Coleman has joined the office of Rep. Ronny Jackson (R-TX-13) as Press Secretary, starting May 1, 2026. Coleman comes to the Texas Republican's...
The House cleared the Housing for the 21st Century Act Wednesday in a lopsided H.R. 6644 floor vote, 395-13, with both parties delivering near-unanimous...
The Bureau of Reclamation — the federal agency that delivers water and power to tens of millions of people across the American West — is facing simultaneous...
The Thomas Massie 2026 election has become something far larger than a Kentucky congressional race. With more than $25 million in total ad spending, it is...
The House passed the Cashless Bail Reporting Act on Friday, 308-116, directing the attorney general to publish a list of jurisdictions that permit cashless...
The House has scheduled votes this week on a trio of measures that touch veterans' gun rights, disability pay, and a long-delayed cultural institution,...
The House Appropriations Subcommittee on Interior, Environment, and Related Agencies convenes Thursday for a markup of the FY 2027 Interior Environment...
A newly updated Congressional Research Service report cataloguing major cyberattacks 2012-2025 offers Congress its most comprehensive public accounting yet...
The Supreme Court's April 29, 2026 ruling in Louisiana v. Callais has fundamentally altered the legal landscape for minority voting rights in America. A new...
A key federal hiring incentive for veterans, welfare recipients, and ex-felons has quietly expired, and Congress has yet to act.
A new Congressional Research Service report on the Army's Multi-Domain Task Force is drawing attention on Capitol Hill, not just for what the Army is...
A new Congressional Research Service report released this week offers the clearest H.R. 6644 comparison yet of where the House and Senate agree, and where...
A new Congressional Research Service report on NIH funding lays out in stark terms how far apart the Trump administration and Congress were on the future of...
The House Ways and Means Committee is moving a package of eight bills through markup on Thursday that would reshape Medicare reimbursement, expand coverage...
Five bills spanning disability employment, civics education, retirement plan administration, and healthcare billing transparency are headed for a vote in...
Federal highway, transit, and rail programs lose their authorization on September 30, 2026, when the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act expires. Without...
The House Energy and Commerce Committee is scheduled to hold a Full Committee Markup hearing on Thursday, May 21, covering 16 bills — a significant...
The clock is ticking on Colorado River water management, and Congress may have less time than it thinks.
The Army's decision to cancel the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle program has exposed a fault line between the services, raised alarms about rising costs for...
