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Attorneys for the House and the Justice Department told a federal judge Monday that a subpoena fight has so far cost more than $443,000.

“This is one of those things that could be done simply, quickly and help the Congress help themselves,” Zach Wamp said.

Aidan Quigley, Peter Cohn and David Lerman assess the obstacles holding up action that would avert a partial government shutdown.

The second assassination attempt on Donald Trump sparked calls from President Joe Biden and lawmakers to bolster the Secret Service protection for the former president with either more resources, strategic changes or more agency oversight. Senators on the appropriations panel that oversees the Secret Service funding, in the wake of…

TikTok faced a skeptical federal appeals court Monday in a bid to overturn a law that could ban the video-sharing app in the United States.

Water policy is personal and political for the California Republican. “This is not about climate change as much as it is about policy choices,” he says.

The House on Tuesday is set to take up legislation that would fill a nearly $3 billion gap in veterans benefits ahead of a Sept. 20 deadline.

The White House, having moved to narrow the use of a tariff exemption on small orders, says Congress still has to legislate on the matter.

The latest Inside Elections rating changes give Republicans a more straightforward path to sweeping control of the Senate and House.

The Secret Service opened fire after seeing a rifle pointing through a fence on a golf course where Donald Trump was playing.

Lawmakers returned to business as usual on Capitol Hill after the long August break. Highlights this week include former colleagues remembering the late Rep. Bill Pascrell Jr., the Senate majority leader geeking out over charts and a presidential debate that went to the dogs.