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Tech executives gave little ground when it came to endorsing bipartisan legislation aimed at addressing online child safety.

The World Health Organization is pushing a treaty to combat future pandemics, but some Republicans say the U.S. should not sign on.

The Senate supplemental package got a frosty reception from lawmakers in both chambers and across the political spectrum on Monday.

Former Rep. Tom Suozzi is trying to make a comeback and reverse a trend toward Republicans on New York's Long Island.

Bumper stickers are seen in Port Washington, N.Y., on Saturday, outside of a rally for special election candidate, former Rep. Tom Suozzi.

Lawmakers from both parties say working-class voters, especially in swing states, will help decide the presidential election.

A $118 billion package for Ukraine, Israel and border security now faces tough sledding in the Senate and even longer odds in the House. CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman, Mark Satter and Caitlin Reilly assess the prospects for the long-stalled emergency spending measure and two tax bills waiting in the…

​In a few weeks, House GOP leaders will likely face something unprecedented in modern congressional history.

In a documentary and on "Political Theater," the onetime presidential candidate talks about his personal experience with abortion.

Rep. Victoria Spartz, R-Ind., said she will run for reelection this year, a reversal after previously saying a year ago she would not.

Bill Bradley, former senator, presidential candidate, and now a documentary film storyteller talks with Political Theater and Roll Call Politics Editor Herb Jackson.