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Senators castigated Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other technology executives Wednesday over child sexual exploitation issues on social media.

Sen. Jean Carnahan, a Missouri Democrat who was the first woman to represent the state in the Senate, died Tuesday at age 90.

Capitol Police officials say the recent surge in "swatting" incidents poses "a new challenge" in their mission to protect lawmakers.

China hawks seeking to limit U.S. investment in sensitive technology in China see signs of progress, but aren’t optimistic about action this year.

Speaker Johnson's likely move to send the $78 billion tax package to the floor under suspension of the rules faces pushback.

Speaker Mike Johnson's plan to try impeaching Alejandro Mayorkas could bring work in both chambers to a crawl.

Lobbying outlays in the fourth quarter were up as interest peaked around efforts to reauthorize the Federal Aviation Administration.

Republicans will question officials about Washington dams that tribes and environmentalists want breached to restore fish populations.

Top appropriators reached a deal on fiscal 2024 spending allocations, while a bipartisan tax package faces backlash. CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman, Aidan Quigley and Caitlin Reilly assess the state of play on appropriations, taxes and the Senate’s war funding and border security package. Show Notes: