The Latest Breaking News from Capitol Hill

Fossil fuel execs Robert Pender and Michael Sabel deny wrongdoing after report on potential conflict of interest

Reports about a double-tap strike against an alleged drug vessel noted that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth instructed the military to leave no survivors, prompting Adm. Mitch Bradley, then overseeing the mission under Joint Special Operations Command, to order a second strike to carry out that directive.

President Donald Trump graded his economy ‘A plus-plus-plus-plus-plus’ as concerns over cost of living grow

Rand Paul calls for missile strike video screened for representatives and senators on Capitol Hill Thursday to be shown to every American

Despite its propensity for making itself look bad, some of the inner workings on Capitol Hill reveal lawmakers who are finding ways to work together. Can they cut through the noise and solve some real problems? Jason Dick and Justin Papp discuss the changing Congress and the people who make…

The Navy admiral who reportedly issued orders for the U.S. military to fire upon survivors of an attack on an alleged drug boat is expected on Capitol Hill to provide a classified briefing to top congressional lawmakers overseeing national security

The legislation passed with no objections, which means the the bill will go immediately to Trump’s desk once the House hands it over

President Trump erupts at journalists aboard Air Force One after fresh Epstein document releases, calling a reporter 'quiet, piggy' and sparking a new fight over transparency and temperament.

Trump likely won't lose much ground on Capitol Hill or with voters after sitting out talks to end the government shutdown, sources said.

Trump's reaction to the Epstein scandal is window into how he handles major controversies that invite criticism about his leadership.

Inoffensive suits and American flag pins used to be the status quo. Now, Capitol Hill insiders are setting classic decorum aside for all-out expression.