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Members of Congress, staff and family were targeted in a contentious election year, as the Threat Assessment Section investigated 9,474 cases.

Republicans are struggling to come together on a budget resolution that would pave the way for a mammoth reconciliation bill encompassing much of President Donald Trump’s agenda, but there’s no sign of a deal that would unite the conference. CQ Roll Call’s Aidan Quigley and David Lerman discuss the latest…

The departure of the CFPB director comes as congressional Republicans look at changes to the agency and Democrats defend it.

The recruits were off duty at the time of the accident and had been attending the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center there, according to police.

The House continues to struggle with questions about a budget package while the Senate plows through more Cabinet nominees.

Fatal midair collision in Washington is a wake-up call amid unresolved issues like an air traffic controller shortage, aviation experts say.

President Donald Trump’s Health and Human Services nominee said he will divest his interest in lawsuits against an HPV vaccine manufacturer.

Bolder can be better, the longtime senator says. His “12 rules of chutzpah” range from making noise to always playing the long game.

The House was away this week, but the Senate continued with confirmation hearings and votes to fill top administration positions.