Republican Sens. Ted Cruz and Tim Scott formally urged Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to enact roughly $200 billion in tax cuts without the approval of Congress.
Newly released documents shed new light on the final moments of Regina Ann Santos-Aviles, the 35-year-old congressional staffer who died last September after setting herself on fire at her home.
Projections from the Congressional Budget Office released this week indicate that the United States appears on track to see its federal debt grow to roughly $64 trillion over the next decade.
Kentucky Representative Thomas Massie called for U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to testify regarding the delay of the release of the files relating to Jeffrey Epstein.
Republican congressman Randy Fine, from Florida, is considering forcing a vote to expel Democratic counterpart Ilhan Omar from Congress, according to a new report.
Jelly Roll testified during Thursday's Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee hearing, advocating for stronger legislation to address the ongoing fentanyl crisis in the United States.
Jacob Chansley, the spear-carrying rioter known for his distinctive appearance during the Jan.6 attack in 2021, is reportedly expressing aspirations to become a member of Congress.
Week of action begins on the White House steps and calls for Biden to use executive powers. Climate activists, frontline leaders, and environmental justice organizations are joining together from June 8-11th for a national week of action to send a strong message to President Biden: no more fossil fuels.
Following negotiations to avoid reaching the debt "ceiling" of federal spending, US leaders proposed a debt ceiling bill that majorly limits environmental protections and social programs while fast-tracking the completion of the Mountain Valley Pipeline (MVP).
Following weeks of negotiations to avoid reaching the debt "ceiling" of federal spending, US leaders released a debt ceiling bill on Sunday that majorly limits environmental and social programs and fast-tracks the completion of the Mountain Valley Pipeline.
Embattled Republican Representative George Santos of New York may be expelled from Congress soon as House Democrats took steps to force a vote on kicking him out of office.
Jennifer Klein, Assistant to the President and Director of the Gender Policy Council, has chaired a working meeting with bipartisan state legislators from 12 states on proposed actions to strengthen protections for survivors of non-consensually distributed intimate images (NDII) and hold offenders accountable.
The United States and Zambia maintain a strong relationship based on shared democratic values, growing commercial engagement, longstanding health cooperation, and enduring people-to-people ties.
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed H.R. 1, known as the "Polluters Over People Act," which would allegedly exacerbate the climate crisis and the disproportionate harm to frontline communities.
Peru's Congress has rejected a request for early elections as the country continues to face political instability and growing unrest across the country.
