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The Senate’s plan for a slim budget blueprint focused on border security and defense could be upended by President Donald Trump’s new endorsement of the House push for “one big, beautiful” reconciliation package enacting much of his agenda all at once. But the House plan faces political pressures of its…

Former Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer distanced herself from a pro-union bill she once backed at her confirmation hearing for Labor secretary.

The Senate took its first procedural step Tuesday towards passage of a filibuster-proof border security, defense and energy package.

The Supreme Court could rule this week on whether Special Counsel Hampton Dellinger should be reinstated and given access to his office.

Lawmakers urge Defense Secretary Pete Hegeth and Secretary of State Marco Rubio to make U.S. bases in Eastern Europe permanent.

“Black Pill” author Elle Reeve has been covering the alt-right for years. Now she joins Equal Time with Mary C. Curtis to talk about what’s changed.

House Republican unity ticked up in 2024, while Senate Democrats saw record success on votes that split the parties.

A federal judge on Thursday ordered a temporary end to the Trump administration's freeze on aid for agreements in place as of Jan. 19.

Competing budget resolutions, Cabinet confirmations, federal employee protests and a lost Super Bowl bet highlighted the week on Capitol Hill.