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The court ruled that the 2019 law, the Promoting Security and Justice for Victims of Terrorism Act, does not violate the Due Process Clause.

The unfavorable rulings for Republicans have forced them to strip out certain measures, potentially foreshadowing the fate of other questionable provisions ...

Kip Eideberg, the vice president of the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, spoke about the importance of the reconciliation bill.

In a letter to senators sent on Juneteenth, Al Green proposed renaming the Russell Senate Office Building to the Old Senate Office Building.

Republicans had sought July 4 as the target deadline to deliver the massive legislation to Trump, but debate in both houses of Congress has stymied that goal.

The president's unwillingness to touch the third rail of entitlement programs does not change the reality that a reckoning is coming.

Congress has a chance to prevent the largest automatic tax increase in American history, gaining popular support and helping both businesses and workers.

The $9.4 billion Senate rescissions legislation is facing opposition on an array of issues, from public broadcast cuts to slashing aid for a global AIDS program.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune has set out on a media blitz to downplay GOP divisions over the legislation while challenging Democratic attack lines.

These lawmakers are on the way out (and a few are already gone)