The Latest Breaking News from Roll Call

Nearly two dozen Republicans joined Democrats in voting to table the censure resolution introduced by Marjorie Taylor Greene.

The House GOP is looking to use the appropriations process to block a proposed rule to implement a provision in an anti-gun violence package.

The Senate passed three fiscal 2024 spending bills, wrapping Agriculture, Transportation-HUD and Military Construction VA into one package.

Senators at a closed lunch with Speaker Mike Johnson said the Louisiana Republican was willing to accept he needs to grow into the job.

United Airlines outspent its competitors in federal lobbying as it opposes adding more flights to Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.

Rep. Ken Buck, a Colorado Republican who challenged his party over impeaching Biden and voted to oust McCarthy, won't seek reelection.

As House scrambles to complete spending bills, the latest Labor-HHS-Education bill includes new conservative social policy riders.

The Supreme Court at oral arguments Wednesday sounded skeptical of letting people get trademarks of political figures without consent.

Susheela Jayapal, older sister of Rep. Pramila Jayapal, is running in Oregon's 3rd District for retiring Rep. Early Blumenauer's seat.

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House Appropriations Chairwoman Kay Granger, R-Texas, will not run for reelection. She faced term limits on her committee leadership position.