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The House Judiciary Committee has dismissed its own subpoena-related lawsuit against two Justice Department attorneys.

“Things are better than they were when I started,” says J. Thomas Manger, who is retiring after almost four years as chief.

Last week’s budget reconciliation vote in the House is already becoming a focal point on the campaign trail as the bill moves to the Senate.

This episode of Political Theater discusses the value of just talking to people and how the years change your perspective on Washington.

Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville said Tuesday that he will forgo reelection next year to run for governor of Alabama.

President Donald Trump has pivoted recently as he seeks trillions in foreign investment dollars and tries to end two foreign wars.

The Indianapolis Colts fourth-round draft pick spent a summer working for Sen. Amy Klobuchar. “Iron sharpens iron,” he says of Hill staffers.

Former New York Rep. Charles B. Rangel, who helped found the Congressional Black Caucus, died on Monday. He was 94.

The House-passed reconciliation bill containing most of President Donald Trump’s agenda won’t clear the Senate in its current form. CQ Roll Call’s Caitlin Reilly, Peter Cohn and David Lerman outline the changes that could be on the table and the competing demands among Senate Republicans that will make final passage…

The three most recent administrations — Donald Trump's and Joe Biden's — vary in how they've provided access to presidential statements.

House Republicans worked feverishly through the day — and night — to get their “big, beautiful bill” to the finish line this week.