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The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments Monday over President Donald Trump’s decision to fire Federal Trade Commissioner Rebecca Slaughter.

Adm. Frank M. Bradley, center, arrives in the Capitol Visitor Center on Thursday to brief Senate Armed Services Committee members.

Despite its propensity for making itself look bad, some of the inner workings on Capitol Hill reveal lawmakers who are finding ways to work together. Can they cut through the noise and solve some real problems? Jason Dick and Justin Papp discuss the changing Congress and the people who make…

Sen. Bill Cassidy said federal health officials might be biased agains science.

The House Energy and Commerce Committee voted 26-24 along party lines Wednesday to advance a bill to overhaul the broadband permitting system.

A group of Democrats is leading opposition to a potential regulatory carve-out from a new minimum tax on corporate profits.

Both parties found reasons to celebrate the Tennessee special election, in which Republican Matt Van Epps prevailed over Democrat Aftyn Behn.

Congressional Republicans and most automakers have argued standards implemented under Biden were too restrictive on the industry.

The report could buttress GOP arguments that major changes are needed, or at least that prevention measures be a part of any deal on lowering health care costs.