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The Capitol Police will have a new internal watchdog, months after the department’s current inspector general said he would leave the post.

Privacy hawks and intelligence-focused lawmakers are expected to clash over reauthorization of a powerful but controversial spy authority.

GOP lawmakers want Donald Trump to focus on the economy and immigration, saying independent voters are worried about the southern border.

House tax writers approved a package of tax breaks for businesses and low-income families, while Senate leaders appeared increasingly optimistic about reaching a border security compromise that would clear the way for aid to Ukraine and Israel. CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman, Caitlin Reilly and John M. Donnelly assess the…

A divided Supreme Court on Monday temporarily allowed the Biden administration to remove a barrier Texas placed at the U.S.-Mexico border.

The actions include new guidance from HHS, Treasury, and Labor that would improve access to free contraception under the 2010 health law.

New Hampshire's Democrats are working to write Joe Biden in on the ballot after a party calendar dispute led to him skipping the state.

Kevin Kiley took Jamie Raskin’s course at Yale Law, years before they teamed up to work on legislation to protect journalists’ secret sources.

A short week on Capitol Hill was filled with arguments over border policy, as the 2024 presidential election officially began.

The GOP-controlled Louisiana state legislature passed a new congressional map Friday that creates a second Black-majority district.

The House Ways and Means Committee voted overwhelmingly to approve a $78 billion tax package, with all but three members in favor.