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Dressing up as a donkey for a skit lampooning politicians at a white tie dinner in Washington is silly. But during difficult times, when the most powerful people in the world are challenging the boundaries of constitutional democracy, it is important to hang on to your sense of humor, as…

Officials from the U.S. Institute of Peace filed a lawsuit seeking to halt what they call an illegal takeover by the administration.

Rebecca Kelly Slaughter and Alvaro Bedoya, the two Democrats on the Federal Trade Commission, said they were 'illegally' fired Tuesday.

More than two dozen House members are contemplating runs for Senate or governor, which could complicate the fight for the majority.

ANALYSIS -- Republicans shouldn't take their House majority for granted, and Democrats' image problem doesn't necessarily spell 2026 doom.

A federal judge temporarily ordered the administration to stop efforts to shutter the U.S. Agency for International Development.

President Donald Trump ramped up pressure on the House Republican majority to break with a centuries-old tradition on judicial impeachments.

CQ Budget discusses the deep divide among Democrats that resulted from the continuing resolution that avoided a partial government shutdown.

The Trump administration said Tuesday it shouldn't have to provide information on timing of flights that carried migrants for deportation.