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President Trump said recently his administration will "do what we want" as his second term barrels toward its 100th day.

John LaFalce, a New York Democrat who helped shape the Gramm-Leach-Bliley and Sarbanes-Oxley bills, died last week at 85.

Vague promises from GOP leaders to seek deep spending cuts put down a rebellion from conservative holdouts and secured the adoption of a budget resolution this month. But now Republicans must begin writing a reconciliation bill enacting much of President Donald Trump’s agenda with little sign of any resolution of…

More than three months into the new Congress, House leaders have not yet appointed board members of the Office of Congressional Conduct.

The letter was signed by domestic violence prevention and health groups including the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Former House Intelligence Chairman Mike Rogers, the Republican nominee for Senate in Michigan last year, is making another run in 2026.

As the Trump administration cuts thousands of federal jobs, some fired workers worry about health agencies' ability to protect the public.

This week's Congressional Hits and Misses sees members of Congress watching as the two-week spring recess nears.

President Trump suggested this week that he relies on his gut instincts to make major decisions, an approach that worries Democrats.