D.C. Council attempts to pull criminal code revisions before looming Senate vote
Senate Republicans are vowing to proceed with their efforts to revise changes to the D.C. criminal code even after the chair of the city's council attempted to pull back the legislation. Likely on Wednesday, Senate Republicans are expected to still
The debt-limit time machine: What the last 10 big fights tell us about this one
As Congress prepares for another debt-limit standoff, a look into the past — at the 10 such deadlines lawmakers have confronted over the last 13 years — offers three shared truths. Those same commonalities apply despite the wildly different outcomes
Biden gets a rare hand from Big Business in quest to ease consumer pain
President Joe Biden’s campaign against high consumer costs is getting a boost from an unexpected source: corporate America. Just weeks after Biden used his State of the Union to call for crackdowns on insulin prices and “junk fees,” a handful
House Dems strategize how to achieve a Speaker Hakeem Jeffries
BALTIMORE — House Democrats embraced three favorite words during their annual retreat: Speaker Hakeem Jeffries. As the new Congress enters its third month, Democrats are full of bluster about their chances of recapturing the majority next year and handing Jeffries
House Ethics panel launches investigation into Santos
The House Ethics Committee said Thursday it had begun a formal investigation into embattled Rep. George Santos. The committee, which is evenly split between Republicans and Democrats, said in a statement it voted unanimously Tuesday to begin an investigation on