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Congress is poised to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act as part of a sprawling fiscal 2022 spending bill.

Our clocks will once again “spring ahead” one hour this Sunday as daylight saving time begins. Some in Congress want a change.

The effort to protect the vulnerable is more nuanced in the newest phase of the pandemic, one with an easing of government mandates.

President Joe Biden’s announcement of a ban on Russian fossil fuel imports set off a barrage of renewed Republican attacks on his domestic energy policies, while Democrats rushed to point the finger at Russia for driving up gas prices. The responses indicated both parties clearly recognize that Democrats’ chances of…

With an increasing spotlight on historically Black colleges and universities, Senate Democrats will conduct a retreat at Howard University.

The motor coach industry says it is still struggling to return to pre-pandemic ridership and needs more federal help.

A group of senators is introducing a bill to expand food aid for low-income troops, by not counting their housing allowance as income.

As pressure builds to ban Russian oil and gas in the U.S., some lawmakers are pointing to a century-old shipping law as a potential hurdle.

A report Thursday will reveal parts of the country that were likely undercounted — possibly resulting in a loss of funds and representation.