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Congress’ first bill of the year could foreshadow how much political reality may affect the thinking of Senate Democrats.

Friends, family and a long-deceased former rival honored Jimmy Carter at the late president’s state funeral at Washington National Cathedral. 

Analysts worry that Trump's planned immigration crackdown could undermine efforts to shore up the longterm care workforce.

​President-elect Donald Trump appears ready to let Senate and House Republicans settle their own differences over budget strategy.

A discrimination lawsuit filed by a Capitol Police officer regarding her dismissal from a K-9 unit training program may go to trial this year.

Democrats held onto majorities in the commonwealth’s legislature Tuesday, but experts cautioned against reading too much into the results.

Hawaii Gov. Josh Green, an emergency room physician, visited Samoa in 2019 to care for those sick with measles and to vaccinate people.

Sen. Katie Britt, R-Ala., has told Senate Republicans there appears to be enough Democrats to move forward on an immigration bill.

It might be the end of personal political brands in congressional races, which could hurt Democratic chances of flipping the Senate in 2026.

Officers spotted a machete in the man’s bag during security screening at the Capitol Visitor Center’s north doors.

It’s the most wonderful time of the year: when Washington says it will cut the federal deficit. Easier said than done! Just ask the 2011 super committee, which had a mandate and bipartisan support yet failed spectacularly. For this podcast, we combine the powers of the Political Theater podcast with…