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The concerns of various indigenous communities, often echoed by lawmakers, conflict over oil and gas leasing in the Arctic.

The Inside Elections Baseline metric shows Democrats have an edge in 11 of 12 races rated Toss-up next year.

Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee lost the runoff the Houston mayoral election runoff Saturday and must file by Monday if she wants to seek reelection.

The White House Friday announced $8.2 billion for passenger rail across the country, including more than $6 billion for high-speed projects.

A federal appeals court on Friday mostly upheld a trial judge’s gag order restricting former President Donald Trump’s speech in a D.C. case.

With Rep. Kevin McCarthy leaving Congress at the end of the year, Hits and Misses looks back at his brief and tumultuous tenure as speaker.

House Republicans are digging in for a fight over fiscal 2024 spending levels that Democrats in both chambers and many GOP senators thought were settled months ago, while an emergency war funding package remains in limbo. CQ Roll Call’s Peter Cohn and Aidan Quigley discuss the stakes for lawmakers as…

House Republicans argued that a new Hunter Biden indictment bolsters the need for an impeachment inquiry resolution into President Joe Biden.

Photos of the week: Puppies, a camel, border elves and a naughty list were just a few of the highlights captured by CQ Roll Call photojournalists this week.

Sens. Collins and Murray are highlighting potential impacts of a yearlong continuing resolution to try to preempt House GOP pressure tactics.

Senators resumed bipartisan talks aimed at reaching a border security compromise that's critical to winning GOP support for Ukraine aid.