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A federal tribal energy loan program that has been never been used is getting attention from leaders of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee.

Far from fretting over the downside of technology, the agriculture sector is still eyeing its potential, and waiting for it to reach them.

The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee on Monday designated 33 districts as “in play” for next year’s elections.

WASHINGTON — When money gets low, some House staffers hit up receptions around the District for free food. Others, especially junior staffers, work multiple jobs to get them from one paycheck to the next. Still others run up credit card debt while working in the halls of Congress — whatever…

Speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Joe Biden traded letters over talks to raise the debt limit as each side sought to ramp up the pressure for a deal that would end a partisan standoff. CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman, Lindsey McPherson and Paul M. Krawzak assess the tactics used by…

Tempers flare in this week Hits and Misses, including heated exchanges between Reps. Jim Jordan and Stephen F. Lynch during a House hearing.

While many in the GOP voiced outrage over Trump's indictment, Biden district Republicans were quiet or had measured reactions.

New York prosecutors hit back Friday against “unfounded allegations” from the House GOP that a Donald Trump probe is politically motivated.

Photos of the week: Rosie the Riveters, Richard Gere, Damar Hamlin and Starbucks highlighted the action in and around the Capitol this week.

The current debate over separation of powers is as old as the republic, and shows no sign of settling down anytime soon.

Social Security’s finances worsened over the past year while Medicare's improved slightly, according to government actuaries.