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After giving anti-earmark GOP conservatives a taste of austerity, it'll be hard to go back to the flush times, stakeholders fear.

The Trump administration has resisted giving more information about the migrants it flew out of the country under the Alien Enemies Act.

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Monday to halt a lower court order to reinstate 16,000 fired federal employees.

The White House budget office has taken down a website where approvals of funding provided in appropriations laws are required to be posted.

Capitol Police Chief J. Thomas Manger will face questions this week about safety at the Capitol complex after screening failures.

Both the House and Senate come back from recess this week to begin a busy three-week period that’s expected to focus on Republicans’ budget reconciliation agenda, including extending and expanding tax cuts and tightening immigration policy. The top items on the House agenda this week, meanwhile, will include more measures…

Former Rep. Mia Love of Utah, the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress, has died.

Control of the Wisconsin Supreme Court is up for grabs again in an election that has already broken spending records for a judicial race.

The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments Monday over the fate of Louisiana’s second Black-majority congressional district.

Even though Congress was out, there was a lot happening in the Washington area this week. Roll Call’s photojournalists share their photos.

Rep. John W. Rose on Thursday became the first major candidate to formally announce a bid for Tennessee governor.