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A survey of registered voters indicates that people broadly want to pare back federal healthcare spending while preserving coverage for the most vulnerable.

Recent reports have claimed that Musk must be finished as a Special Government Employee after 130 days, but he could legitimately serve longer if needed.

The estate tax has been around for decades, but some argue that it is unfair and have branded it the "death tax." Others want it expanded.

Rep. David Valadao joined Rep. Don Bacon in calling for the legislative branch to be the one to decide on tariffs.

Jasmine Crockett argued that the "world is off the rails" and that it was up to both sides of the congressional aisle to oppose Trump's tariffs.

Democrats are hiring new teams, consulting with influencers, and conducting training to try to find more creative ways to break through.

The budget resolution passed by Senate Republicans is far weaker on spending cuts than the one passed by House Republicans.

Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) wants the resolution approved before lawmakers depart for the Easter recess.

A handful of lawmakers are legacies, following in their parents' or spouses' footsteps as they seek to honor their memories and carve their own paths.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) announced an amendment that would rescind any tariff that increases the cost of goods like groceries or medicine.