Congress — Archive
Senate, House, committees, and legislative process
House Passes Own DHS Bill as Partial Shutdown Hits Week Seven; ‘No Kings’ Rallies Set for Weekend
Both chambers have left Washington for a two-week recess as the Senate-passed DHS funding bill sits unresolved and protesters prepare for third round of demonstrations.
Missouri Republican Sam Graves, Chairing House Transportation Committee, Won't Seek Reelection
The 13-term congressman announced his retirement Friday, becoming the 58th House member to step down amid a wave of retirements ahead of midterm elections.
Graham Platner's Maine Senate Campaign Turns to Trivia Nights and Happy Hours to Build Momentum
The Democratic primary challenger is hosting town halls, brewery events and trivia games to take on Gov. Janet Mills and ultimately face Sen. Susan Collins.
Manhattan Prosecutor Investigating Sexual Misconduct Allegations Against Congressman Eric Swalwell
Four women have accused the California Democrat of misconduct ranging from sexual harassment to rape, including an alleged incident in New York.
Swalwell's 2020 Presidential Bid Resurfaces After Congressman Resigns Amid Scandal
The California Democrat's short-lived White House campaign lasted three months in 2019, qualifying for the first Democratic debate before polling below 1%.
Democratic Michigan Senate Candidate Caught on Video Asking Aide to Separate Conservative Media From Press Pool
Abdul El-Sayed referred to Fox News and Free Beacon reporters as 'bogeys' during livestream with controversial podcaster Hasan Piker
Minnesota Republicans Say Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan Would Be Easier Opponent in Open Senate Race
GOP leaders are betting on a primary matchup between their candidate and the Democratic frontrunner they describe as the more radical option.
Ethics Watchdog Files Complaint Accusing Eric Swalwell of Using House Office to Promote Startup
The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust alleges the former congressman leveraged his congressional position to pitch Findraiser, an AI political fundraising tool, to colleagues.
AFPI Launches Investigation Into Virginia Redistricting Vote After Court Blocks Certification
The conservative policy group is seeking records on mail-in ballot handling and alleged classroom political influence as three legal challenges proceed.
GOP Senators Ratchet Up Pressure on Speaker Johnson to Quickly End DHS Shutdown
Senate Republicans say DHS has enough funding for only one more pay period, urging the House to act on a bipartisan funding bill