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The debt limit deal would cap defense spending despite defense hawks in Congress calling for big increases to the Pentagon's budget.

The latest warning about AI from experts adds to the urgency for a government response from Congress and regulators.

Attacks on Congress and staff members have them on edge and concerned about security, especially away from Washington.

The rise of unions in congressional offices follows unions' sudden and rapid rebound after decades of slow, steady decline.

Rep. Morgan McGarvey emphasizes how his mentors exemplified the importance of being there for people as a member of Congress.

Congressional Asian Pacific American Staff Association this year celebrates its 25th anniversary since its formal founding in 1998.

Data shows abortion ruling may play a role in medical school residency decisions, could drive some away from becoming OB-GYNs.

Debt limit legislation cleared its first critical hurdle Tuesday, when the House Rules Committee backed the terms for floor debate.

The Kentucky GOP lawmaker appeared to keep lawmakers’ efforts to avoid a debt default as soon as June 5 on track.

The bipartisan deal to suspend the debt limit until 2025 is more complicated than advertised, with side deals constructed to let both parties describe the measure to their own advantage. CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman, Paul M. Krawzak and Aidan Quigley explain the deal and its prospects for passage in…

Speaker Kevin McCarthy threatened to seek to hold the FBI director in contempt of Congress if he doesn’t comply with a subpoena.