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Lawmakers hope to produce legislation to address growing mental health and substance use needs this year as deadlines approach, but the issue is competing for attention with other national priorities in a compressed election-year schedule. Congress has until March 11 to extend a restriction on fentanyl-related substances, a large group…

Only people with house.gov or senate.gov email addresses will be able to use the app at first, though the creator hopes to expand.

Estate planners say the surge in cryptocurrency holdings is raising the risk that heirs won't get the assets when the owners die.

Veterans of previous bipartisan working groups in the Senate have begun talking about the need for fixes to counter future shortfalls.

A rise in threats and new rules from the FEC led to candidates spending $3 million on security last year, campaign disclosures show.

A federal judge allowed some claims against former President Trump to proceed, and dismissed claims against others.

A new minimum wage for Defense Department civilians and contractors will cost the Pentagon close to $1 billion.

Capitol Police are briefing congressional staff on Friday on planning efforts regarding a potential trucker convoy protest in D.C.

The high court also granted the Biden administration's request to fast-track the case, paving the way for a potential ruling this summer.