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STAFFORD, Va. — Rep. Abigail Spanberger has held Virginia’s 7th District seat for three terms, outlasting other Democrats elected to swing seats in the 2018 “blue wave” with her reputation for bipartisanship. But with Spanberger leaving the House as she makes a 2025 gubernatorial run, both parties are invested in…

Sixteen-year-old Quincy Wilson, a gold medalist in the men’s 4×400 meter relay at this summer’s Paris Olympics, takes pictures with fellow guests during an event honoring the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic teams on the South Lawn of the White House on Monday. Wilson, a junior at Bullis School in Potomac,…

The CQ Budget podcast assesses the political pressures and legislative possibilities of the upcoming lame-duck session.

President Joe Biden said he expects to request an emergency spending package to finance the recovery efforts from Hurricane Helene.

Tuesday night's VP debate offers Gov. Tim Walz a chance to push back on the Trump campaigns sharp immigration rhetoric, analysts say.

A group of former members of Congress can move forward with a federal lawsuit to recoup cost-of-living adjustments, a judge ruled.

One of the Congressional Budget Office’s longest-serving and most influential staffers, retired last week after 48 years on the job.

Vice President Harris was headed to the southern border Friday as Donald Trump used immigration to call her unfit for the White House.

Congress funded the federal government through Dec. 20 and then immediately fled Washington for the next six weeks to focus on Election Day.

It will help people with disabilities visit their representatives in Congress, as barriers to access remain across the campus.

The latest rating changes are a mixed bag for incumbents, while the overall battle for Congress remains competitive.