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Back in December, before the current Congress convened, Jason Dick and Molly E. Reynolds discussed simple fixes the House and Senate could implement to make Congress work better for the public, the government and the institution. As they prepare for next week’s podcast to take stock of how things have…

The NRCC is adding three Texas districts to its list of 2026 targets, following changes to the state’s congressional map.

Governors' elections are having an impact on Washington as a growing number of lawmakers make gubernatorial bids.

The late Rep. Mary Rose Oakar, an ardent champion of women's rights, was behind efforts to create the $1 coin featuring Susan B. Anthony.

Senate Republicans took a final procedural step Wednesday to speed up consideration of President Donald Trump’s lower-level nominees.

Former CDC director said HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to change the childhood immunization schedule later this month.

Members of Congress describe “strong bipartisan efforts to get some pickleballing done” ahead of charity event.

Gen Z Republicans view Charlie Kirk's assassination as an inflection point and predict it will propel more young Republicans into politics.

Insurers say it will be hard to adjust premiums for the 2026 plan year if Congress doesn’t act to extend subsidies by the end of the month.