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Nonprofits say the removal of grant information has left them in the lurch on funding to assist domestic violence victims.

President Trump vowed Monday to continue with his tariffs push while signaling a willingness to negotiate with other world leaders.

A vote “pairing” agreement won’t do enough to make Congress a more welcoming place for young parents, the Colorado Democrat says.

Her race in Long Island’s swingy Nassau County was a rare bright spot for Democrats last fall. Now Gillen is charting her path in Congress.

Speaker Mike Johnson faces a rebellion within GOP ranks over a budget blueprint that squeaked through the Senate. CQ Roll Call’s Caitlin Reilly, Paul M. Krawzak and David Lerman assess the outlook for final adoption of a budget resolution and the big fights over Medicaid cuts and whether to pay…

The U.S. asked the Supreme Court to intervene Monday to block a lower-court order to return an immigrant deported to El Salvador.

The Senate's budget blueprint has triggered a fight over wiping away the cost of tax-cut extensions in a bid to make them permanent.

The appeals court reinstated members of the Merit Systems Protection Board and National Labor Relations Board fired by President Donald Trump.

Two members of the House Armed Services Committee reached out to service academies amid concerns over the removal of books from libraries.

The Republican budget reconciliation debate shifts back to the House this week ahead of a two-week recess.

​Speaker Mike Johnson and his GOP leadership team on Saturday sought to tamp down a brewing revolt on the budget resolution.