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Republicans will maintain control of the House next year, a result made clear when The Associated Press called a 217th seat for Republicans, a Democrat conceded a key race loss and House Democratic leaders threw in the towel. “House Democrats gave it our all, running aggressive, forward-looking and people-centered campaigns.…

As they edge toward a House majority, Republicans welcome President-elect Donald Trump, tap familiar faces to lead caucus.

Senators expressed both support and skepticism for the nomination of veteran and Fox News host Pete Hegseth to serve as Defense secretary

Donald Trump announced Wednesday he will nominate Rep. Matt Gaetz to be the next attorney general, citing a need to "reform" the DOJ.

Both Republicans and Democrats are pushing for legislative action on unidentified aerial phenomena, floating a range of proposals.

Republicans’ incoming Senate majority could stall an effort to boost transportation and infrastructure spending.

Sen. John Thune of South Dakota was elected the next Senate GOP leader, and will become the Senate majority leader in January.

Senators push a bill to increase federal research on menopause, coordinate the federal government’s existing programs relating to menopause.

The House and Senate members being tapped for administration jobs will create special elections that will vary across years.

The Senate has long been a dog-friendly workplace. Here are a few of the headliners, both inside and outside the halls of the Capitol.

A U.S. artificial intelligence "road map" is expected to downplay civil rights in the new Congress, analysts say.