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The Jan. 6 panel plans to show how then-President Donald Trump galvanized violent domestic extremist groups to converge on the Capitol.

Democratic Rep. Tom O'Halleran chose not to retire after his district was redrawn to one President Joe Biden would have lost by 8 points.

The expiration of subsidies approved as part of a COVID-19 response package passed last year is expected to also drive up health care costs.

House Republicans oppose Democrats' push for more funding support for the U.N., despite China's growing influence within the organization.

The CQ Budget podcast examines Senate Democrats’ options for passing reconciliation and bipartisan chip manufacturing bills before recess.

The Biden administration asked the Supreme Court on Friday to let immigration agencies implement a policy that sets enforcement priorities, after lower courts blocked it as part of a legal challenge brought by officials from Texas and Louisiana. The policy, issued by Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas in a September…

Order directing HHS to expand access to two-pill abortion regimen criticized by some groups for not going far enough.

The Hits and Misses spotlight this recess week is on Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy and some of his folksy bon mots from the past six months.

CQ Roll Call’s photojournalists were on the road in Arizona this recess week to capture some of the patriotic politicking during the Fourth of July.

Medal of Freedom recipients include advocates for gun control and civil rights, plus former Republican senators who worked across the aisle.

Possible pathways for Democratic leaders to salvage both the competitiveness bill and a skinnier version of a budget reconciliation package.