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Congress last year enacted the funding to crack down on tax cheats and make dealing with the agency smoother for taxpayers.

While not commenting on Trump, President Joe Biden applauded Finland's entry into NATO and said artificial intelligence could be a threat.

Arizona Republican Andy Biggs introduces a whopping 521 bills in one day - 444 more than the 77 he introduced in the 117th Congress.

Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith says she will formally block a judicial nominee from Mississippi, using a Senate panel tradition.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., was crowded by media and used a bullhorn to declare Trump innocent in New York City.

The administration plans to deploy federal money in former coal towns and communities losing fossil fuel jobs.

Far from fretting over the downside of technology, the agriculture sector is still eyeing its potential, and waiting for it to reach them.

A federal tribal energy loan program that has been never been used is getting attention from leaders of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee on Monday designated 33 districts as “in play” for next year’s elections.

WASHINGTON — When money gets low, some House staffers hit up receptions around the District for free food. Others, especially junior staffers, work multiple jobs to get them from one paycheck to the next. Still others run up credit card debt while working in the halls of Congress — whatever…

Speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Joe Biden traded letters over talks to raise the debt limit as each side sought to ramp up the pressure for a deal that would end a partisan standoff. CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman, Lindsey McPherson and Paul M. Krawzak assess the tactics used by…