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In this informative discussion, national political reporters analyze the Senate's failed bipartisan border deal and the political implications for Presiden...

Congressional Republicans kill their own success for Trump's ambitions

Capitol Police say they will not charge an ex-Senate staffer who filmed himself having sex in a Senate hearing room in December.

Ending the program’s subsidies for broadband services puts nearly 23M rural, suburban and urban households at risk of losing an internet connection

House Republicans expand the Biden impeachment inquiry to investigate if the president influenced his son's defiance of a congressional subpoena. What will...

Whatever strategy Biden pursues in congressional negotiations appears destined to alienate at least one wing of his party

Latinos are challenging North Carolina's new congressional map, claiming that it is in violation of their 14th Amendment.

A judge in New Mexico has upheld the state's Democratic-drawn congressional map. The decision could be yet another redistricting case that affects the balance of power in the U.S. House.

Congressional records contradict Biden administration's legal memo, revealing potential illegality and hefty costs.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – SEC commissioner Greg Sankey has often been called the most powerful person in college athletics. (It’s an honorific he has tried to deflect, describing himself as influential more than powerful.)

I much appreciated the guest-post by Prof. Lorianne Updike Toler (Northern Illinois) on Brackeen back in November, based on her recent University of Chicago Law Review article, The Missing Indian Affairs Clause; now that Brackeen has been handed down, I thought I'd pass along this follow-up: Halaand v. Brackeen, which…