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Is the United States Senate "The World’s Greatest Deliberative Body," or is it the world's most inefficient waiting room?

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House Democratic border hawks eye new influence next Congress - Roll Call

House Democrats in competitive races who talked tough on the border will be navigating a complicated center lane in the new Congress.

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House sends compromise NDAA to Senate - Roll Call

The House passed the annual defense policy bill despite move than half of the chamber's Democrats voting in opposition.

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Disaster aid for national parks deemed ‘critical’ by advocates - Roll Call

Advocates are pressing Congress for $2.3 billion for national parks damaged by natural disasters in the past two years.

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Rep. Tony Cárdenas on his legacy and Latinos’ electoral shift - Roll Call

“Our democracy is going to survive,” says the California Democrat, who after six terms is closing out his final weeks in Congress.

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Kristi Noem meets senators as Trump's pick to lead Homeland Security - Roll Call

Kristi Noem visited key senators Wednesday in her bid to become secretary of Homeland Security in the upcoming Trump administration.

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Roy, a vocal critic of spending deals, seeks Rules gavel - Roll Call

Texas Republican Chip Roy has added his name to the crowded list of applicants to chair the powerful Rules Committee in the next Congress.

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FBI director plans to step down before Trump takes office - Roll Call

FBI Director Christopher Wray on Wednesday said he plans to resign at the end of the Biden administration.

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Joe Biden hasn’t vanished, but here’s why it might feel that way - Roll Call

Joe Biden has been active lately, even if it may feel otherwise. But his disconnect with voters endures and a top aide had an explanation.

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Rep. Bishop picked for No. 2 slot in Trump OMB after statewide loss - Roll Call

President-elect Donald Trump said Tuesday that he intends to nominate outgoing Rep. Dan Bishop, R-N.C., to be his deputy budget director.

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Senate Democrats air concerns about Trump mass deportation plan - Roll Call

Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee used a hearing Tuesday to highlight the costs and human toll mass deportations.

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McConnell suffers minor injuries in fall - Roll Call

Mitch McConnell sustained a minor cut to his face and a sprained wrist after a fall Monday but has been cleared to return to his duties.

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Don’t count out Roy Cooper in 2026 - Roll Call

ANALYSIS — Roy Cooper would start in a more favorable position than past governors if he runs for Senate in North Carolina, Gonzales writes.

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DOJ watchdog review sparks change to policy on lawmaker records - Roll Call

The Justice Department has strengthened internal reviews for when it seeks certain records of members of Congress and congressional staffers.

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Supreme Court sounds ready to curb environmental impact reviews - Roll Call

The Supreme Court appeared open during oral arguments Tuesday to limiting the scope of environmental review from federal agencies.

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In a party of firebrands, Graves sidesteps limelight - Roll Call

Rep. Sam Graves strays from the limelight despite his prominent perch as head of the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.

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After 14 years in the House, Rep. Bucshon moves on - Roll Call

As the Indiana Republican closes out his last term in Congress, the former heart surgeon says he’s taking the long view.

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In a surprise, GOP panel recommends Mast to lead Foreign Affairs - Roll Call

Rep. Brian Mast, R-Fla., is poised to lead the House Foreign Affairs Committee next year after a GOP panel recommended him for the post.

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House sets up vote on bill to add dozens of new federal judgeships - Roll Call

House lawmakers have teed up a floor vote as early as this week on a bill that would expand the federal judiciary.

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Republicans start making immigration plans for next year - Roll Call

Republican have started plotting how to use unified control of government next year to best address funding and policy needs for immigration.

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Trump says he will look at pardons for Jan. 6 attackers on ‘first day’ - Roll Call

President-elect Donald Trump reiterated his plans to pardon those who attacked the Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021.

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Trump’s pick to lead FBI identified ‘Government Gangsters’ - Roll Call

Kash Patel is set to face questions during a bid to be the next FBI director about his history of fierce criticism of federal officials.

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How a ‘horror movie kid’ went from Hollywood to working in Congress - Roll Call

Former child actor David Dorfman, who played Aidan in “The Ring,” didn’t become a social media influencer. He helped write the TikTok law instead.

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Big tax-cut and spending agenda - Roll Call

The CQ Budget podcast outlines what GOP leaders have in mind for using the budget reconciliation process to push their priorities next year.

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Sacks seen bringing ‘on the ground’ experience to AI’s global challenges - Roll Call

David Sacks, a venture capitalist in high-tech, was chosen to become White House “AI & Crypto Czar” by President-elect Trump.

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