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Connecticut Sen. Richard Blumenthal broke his leg when someone marching with him in a parade fell into him. He expects a full recovery.

Two federal judges issued dueling opinions Friday over the FDA's approval of an abortion drug more than 20 years ago.

The IRS unveiled a 10-year spending plan designed to crack down on wealthy tax dodgers and improve customer service, but Republicans warn against an “army” of auditors descending on middle-class workers. CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman and Laura Weiss outline the partisan battle over IRS funding and what it means…

The acting Architect of the Capitol dismissed several of the agency's senior leaders, according to an email seen by CQ Roll Call.

Supreme Court justice issued a rare statement Friday in response to an investigative news report about unreported trips.

Werner Herzog had some interesting things to say about Russia and Vladimir Putin in this May 2019 Political Theater podcast.

Proposed Education Department rule would bar blanket bans on transgender athletes, but allow limits on competition in some cases.

The IRS unveiled a 10-year plan Thursday for going after upper-income households and bigger businesses that dodge taxes.

The House Judiciary Committee chairman said Republicans might consider legislation to “insulate” presidents from state prosecutions.

The White House sticks with eggs for its Easter event, rejecting advocates for painted potatoes and even rocks.

The EPA's recently finalized rule to help downwind states reach air quality standards has drawn the ire of Republican leaders.