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Proxy voting began in 2020 to protect House members from COVID-19, but some candidates faced a backlash for using it while campaigning.

Former President Donald Trump on Tuesday asked the Supreme Court to reverse a lower court order that allowed the Justice Department to use classified documents seized in this summer’s search of Mar-A-Lago in a criminal investigation. Trump asked the Supreme Court to vacate part of a ruling last month from…

After Walker's emphatic denial of a report he paid for a woman's abortion, Republican super PACs and party leaders stuck with him.

Potential ruling on Voting Rights Act could “obliterate” many majority-minority congressional districts, one attorney said.

While Democrats have emphasized abortion as a campaign issue, Republicans have focused on inflation, immigration.

The proposed cuts are recommended by an advisory commission, but some lawmakers say they would devastate the home health industry.

Regulators may feel congressional pressure to finish some fintech rules after the midterms, but a GOP majority would want a light touch.

The Pentagon has done little to address its PFAS problems, despite the millions of dollars that have been provided for cleanup work.

Democrats who feel the party should have supported moderate Republicans don't grasp that politics ain't beanbag, Stuart Rothenberg writes.

Congress will return later this year to tackle an omnibus funding package, hurricane relief, coronavirus aid and more.

Biden's visit to Puerto Rico brought back memories of a similar trip by his predecessor. But this was entirely different.