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Indicted Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., denounced colleagues urging his resignation Monday, and said he'd fight to be exonerated.

Sen. Benjamin L. Cardin is expected to take the Senate Foreign Relations gavel, putting human rights high on its priority list.

Portions of PEPFAR must be reauthorized by the end of the month, but neither chamber has passed a bill to extend them.

Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack says millions of pregnant women, new mothers and children would lose food aid in a government shutdown.

Unions are pushing back on the notion that clean energy jobs are inherently worse for workers, yet say conditions and wages need to improve. 

Rep. Andy Kim challenged fellow Democratic Sen. Bob Menendez after the senator refused calls to resign after a bribery indictment.

The House GOP set up debate on four full-year spending bills, but a stopgap is needed to keep the government fully operating past Sept. 30.

Sen. Bob Menendez faced calls to resign from fellow New Jersey Democrats after his indictment on bribery charges.

This week featured high-profile visitors to the Hill, all while Congress struggled to find a path to avert a government shutdown next week.

With a week to go before federal funding runs dry, a fight over Ukraine aid could stymie efforts to pass a short-term spending extension to head off a partial government shutdown. CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman, Aidan Quigley and John M. Donnelly outline the battle and explain why efforts to…

Indicted Sen. Bob Menendez faces a reelection race next year, when Democrats already were playing defense to hold on to Senate control.