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President Trump sent more mixed signals on his tariff policy and bashed Russian President Putin during a Cabinet meeting Tuesday.

Nebraska independent Dan Osborn, who waged a competitive bid for Senate in 2024, will challenge Republican Sen. Pete Ricketts next year.

GOP budget bill expands coverage to more people in the Southwest and those near uranium sites connected with the Manhattan Project.

Senators will have the Capitol to themselves when they return Tuesday for an abbreviated work week, with several items on the agenda.

The Democratic primary for the late Arizona Rep. Raúl Grijalva's seat runs counter to the conventional narrative about intraparty divisions.

Despite losing a key Democratic champion to retirement, modernization advocates say the work isn’t done in the 119th Congress.

The campaign for the forthcoming special election to succeed Republican Rep. Mark E. Green is heating up in Tennessee.

The floor drama surrounding the final passage of President Donald Trump's budget bill felt detached from the world outside.

Amid changes for the Washington Nationals, it's worth looking back on the joy they brought to the city in 2019.

Group seeks to overturn a provision that would make the abortion provider ineligible for Medicaid reimbursements for one year.

President Donald Trump’s new budget reconciliation law is already starting to define next year’s midterm elections. CQ Roll Call’s Daniela Altimari and David Lerman assess the political repercussions for both parties of the mammoth legislation and what it took to get the package across the finish line. Show Notes: