Congress Examines Federal Crime Victim Protections
Congress is preparing to examine whether federal law does enough to protect crime victims, with the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Federal...
Congress is preparing to examine whether federal law does enough to protect crime victims, with the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime and Federal...
Congress is moving to put food safety, nutrition labeling, and FDA oversight under the microscope at a moment when the Trump administration's "Make America...
A new Congressional Research Service report published April 24 lays out the legal and operational realities of the ICE non-detained docket, and the picture...
The House Appropriations Committee's FY 2027 Commerce, Justice, Science hearing on April 30 arrives as the Trump administration's cuts to Justice Department...
Congress is about to make decisions that will determine how much money funds the Capitol Police, the Library of Congress, the Congressional Budget Office,...
The Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations is preparing to scrutinize Biden-era health officials over COVID-19 vaccine safety signals — a...

The National Nuclear Security Administration sits at the intersection of America's nuclear weapons complex, nonproliferation efforts, and civilian nuclear...
The constitutional meaning of American citizenship — who gets it, who keeps it, and who can lose it — is heading to a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing...

The Senate Appropriations Committee is set to examine the U.S. Forest Service budget estimates for Fiscal Year 2027 on April 30, and the stakes extend well...
The Digital Chamber filed its First Quarter 2026 in-house lobbying disclosure on April 26, reporting $221,229 in lobbying expenditures — its highest...
Winrock International Foundation LLC has registered to lobby Congress on agriculture and foreign relations, filing a new client registration and a...
Sierra Nevada Co. LLC reported $270,000 in lobbying activity for the first quarter of 2026, its latest lobbying disclosure covering January through March....
The House passed the Harnessing Energy At Thermal Sources (HEATS) Act on Thursday, with the HEATS Act floor vote landing 231-186, exposing a sharp partisan...
America's critical digital infrastructure — the data centers storing sensitive federal data, the telecommunications networks carrying classified...
Infineon Technologies Americas Corp. filed a $140,000 lobbying disclosure filing for the first quarter of 2026, continuing a pattern of sustained federal...
A Senate bid to protect patients from insurance company delays and denials of medical care collapsed Wednesday when floor vote 1192s97 failed to clear the...
Why it matters: The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing on China's ongoing theft of U.S. innovation on Wednesday, April 22, formally titled "Stealth...
The Children's Hospital Association filed a First Quarter 2026 lobbying disclosure reporting $1.44 million in federal lobbying expenditures, as the...
The Toy Association Inc. filed a lobbying disclosure for the First Quarter of 2026, reporting $180,000 in lobbying activity as the industry group presses...
Republican senators are privately bracing for another round of Trump cabinet firing, according to reporting by Politico's Jordain Carney. Four GOP...
Why it matters: The House Administration Committee voted unanimously Wednesday to advance legislation extending the mandatory retirement age waiver for U.S....
Congress is preparing to weigh in on one of the most charged debates in American higher education: whether universities are protecting or suppressing free...
Why it matters: Senate Republicans advanced a $140 billion budget resolution early Thursday morning designed to fund President Trump's immigration...