The Latest Breaking News from Roll Call

Democrats are poised to ask Attorney General Pamela Bondi about President Donald Trump’s calls for prosecuting Sen. Adam B. Schiff and others.

The Capitol Visitor Center and Library of Congress are shuttered during the funding stalemate. A sign outside says it all: “closed.”

President Donald Trump has had fewer public appearances on his schedule since the federal government shut down on Oct. 1.

A partial government shutdown enters its second week with both parties dug in for a protracted fight and congressional leaders unwilling to negotiate. CQ Roll Call’s Aidan Quigley, Peter Cohn and David Lerman assess the roadblocks to a deal that could reopen the government and how long it might take…

Former Marine fighter pilot Amy McGrath is running for Senate in Kentucky, five years after losing an election to unseat Mitch McConnell.

FactCheck.org digs into each party's claims about health insurance coverage — the issue that has spurred a shutdown over federal funding.

Democratic Rep. Jared Golden, a top Republican target representing a rural Maine seat, has drawn a high-profile primary challenger.

The Supreme Court kicked off a new term Monday and a first week of oral arguments including cases on “conversion therapy” and ballot counting.

Almost 50 members of Congress from both parties are urging the EPA to discourage the use of imports in the biofuels market.

Texas Rep. Wesley Hunt launched a Senate run Monday, roiling an already contentious and costly Republican primary.

The electric vehicle and renewable energy sectors are bracing for impact as tax credits that benefitted their products expire.