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The mainly fee-funded immigration agency needs appropriations to tackle massive backlog — and ensure 'long-term success,' its director says.

The move paves the way for the agency to have a Senate-confirmed leader for the first time in more than five years.

The bill split panel members, with Republicans accusing Democrats of ignoring inflation, labor shortages and supply chain concerns. 

The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee laid the groundwork for bipartisan bills that would bolster the nation’s recycling programs.

Native American groups say food is both identity and power, something they want Washington to understand as they seek more control of their own diets, more traditional foods in aid programs and bigger roles for Indigenous American farmers.  The groups are eyeing not only the Food Distribution Program on Indian…

“I actually thought the Republicans in the Reagan and first Bush White House did some of the best climate policies ever,” the Democrat says.

President Joe Biden is deploying U.S. troops to Europe to shore up NATO as Russia amasses troops on the Ukrainian border.

Republicans are objecting to a sprawling bill Speaker Nancy Pelosi crafted to combat China, saying it focuses too much on climate change.

Reports are emerging of low supplies as the Biden administration mounts a massive effort to boost the country’s manufacturing capacity.

President Biden plans to relaunch his so-called cancer moonshot effort with the goal of stamping out one of the leading causes of death.

Fundraising totals for the fourth quarter offer clues about how primary battles will shape up for the House and Senate.