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Five Republicans threatened to tank the NDAA's rule vote earlier in the day, but leadership was able to sway all but one to move the bill forward.

The auctions mark a significant shift from the Biden administration, which sought to reduce offshore drilling as part of a plan to move toward clean energy sources.

Republicans met over the last two days to discuss a healthcare plan to replace the expiring Obamacare subsidies, but there's no consensus yet.

Stefanik has to beat her GOP primary opponent by appealing to a base that could backfire on her in the general election, a tough balancing act.

Congress should allow the COVID-19 subsidies to end. The Affordable Care Act's underlying subsidies are already extraordinarily large.

Jackson's vision elevates technocrats above democratic control, enshrining a system the Constitution's framers explicitly rejected.

As part of a deal to end the government shutdown, Thune agreed to let Democrats bring forward a bill to extend the premium credits offered under Obamacare.

Thanks to antitrust rulings from the Supreme Court, college football is on an unsustainable path. Only Congress can save it.

Sean O'Brien lays out his hopes for the Faster Labor Contracts Act, a bill that would speed up the process of reaching labor agreements.

Veasey is instead running for Tarrant County judge, making him the latest in a stream of lawmakers fleeing Congress.