Congress — Archive
Senate, House, committees, and legislative process
House Panel to Probe Foreign 'Trojan Horses' as Singham Scrutiny Widens
The hearing examines how nonprofits and activist networks may serve as conduits for influence from China, Cuba, and Iran, expanding on financial investigations into a $591 million network.
Rhode Island Sen. Jack Reed Defeats Progressive Challengers in Primary
The 76-year-old incumbent secured his sixth term bid, raising over $3.4 million compared to his opponents' combined fundraising efforts.
Stefany Shaheen, Daughter of Sen. Jeanne Shaheen, Wins New Hampshire House Primary
The 1st District seat, open due to Rep. Chris Pappas' Senate run, was won by Shaheen after a campaign that navigated both family name advantages and establishment backlash.
Navarro: White House Told Fox News Bartiromo Ouster Was 'Totally Unacceptable'
Top trade adviser Peter Navarro stated that Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott was informed by the White House that the removal of host Maria Bartiromo was unacceptable.
Mail-In Voters Weigh Flying to Vote in Person Amid Voting Method Uncertainty
As legal challenges to mail-in ballots persist, some voters are considering costly travel or in-person backups to ensure their votes are counted in the 2026 midterms.
Rhode Island Democratic Primary Pits Incumbent McKee Against Foulkes Amid Bridge Closure Backlash
Gov. Dan McKee faces a potential loss of renomination as voters weigh his handling of the Washington Bridge reconstruction and high utility costs.
House GOP Leaders Frame 2026 Midterms as Fight Against 'Crazy Communists' at Dallas Convention
Majority Leader Steve Scalise and other House Republicans used the GOP midterm convention to attack Democratic progressives and emphasize the need to retain the party's narrow majority.
Decision Desk HQ Declares Senate Race a 'Pure Toss-Up' Ahead of Midterms
The nonpartisan election forecaster shifted its November outlook from a lean advantage to an even split for the first time since June, citing tightening polls in key battleground states.
House Rule Passes 210-208 After Two Democrats Break Ranks, Triggering Leadership Backlash
Rep. Jared Golden and Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez voted with Republicans to unlock the House floor, prompting Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries to threaten a 'serious response.'
House Democrats Defy Leadership on Procedural Vote, Sparking Internal Conflict
Rep. Jared Golden and Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez joined Republicans to pass a rule 210-208, prompting Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries to promise a 'serious response.'