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Sen. Joe Manchin III, D-W.Va., agreed Tuesday to remove his energy infrastructure permitting proposal from the short-term spending bill.

The debate over abortion is playing out in ballot initiatives in Vermont, California, Michigan, Kentucky and Montana.

Tourists in the Capitol Rotunda walk by a statue of President Harry S. Truman encased in a protective covering on Tuesday.

Congress is providing billions for science and tech research and lawmakers are now worried that foreign rivals could steal the results.

Sen. Warner says Rep. Spanberger has 'not been shy' within the Democratic caucus about emphasizing crime as an issue

The White House strategy to eliminate hunger would widen the availability of free school meals and expand eligibility for food stamps.

President Biden told gas companies to lower prices at the pump "now" as he announced new actions to try to reduce costs and spur competition.

Approving a large construction project through Congress, as Sen. Joe Manchin is trying to do, is highly unusual, experts say.

Lawmakers have less than a week left to pass a stopgap spending measure to avoid a partial government shutdown. CQ Roll Call’s David Lerman and Aidan Quigley outline the likely game plan for completing a deal and the hurdles still standing in the way. Show Notes: Schumer starts process for…

Hits and Misses highlights this week include Rep. Garret Graves poster-sizing his points to the House Natural Resources Committee and more.

Republicans traveled to Pennsylvania to unveil their “Commitment to America” and to refocus their message for November’s midterm elections.