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The Fuel STAR Act would allow E15 gas to be sold year-round, removing arbitrary restrictions that prevent it from being sold during the summer.

Susan Collins and Graham Platner are dishing out their first ads of the general election in Maine, and the spots couldn't be more different.

In a landmark 6-3 ruling in Louisiana v. Callais, the conservative Supreme Court majority struck down Louisiana's racially gerrymandered congressional map.

The House speaker and HUD secretary joined faith leaders in prayer and spoke at the 75th National Day of Prayer.

Massie's anti-Israel ways haven't changed. What did change is he tried to hijack MAGA and wrestle it away from its founder.

Sen. Peter Welch (D-VT) and Reps. Dave Min (D-CA) and Raul Ruiz (D-CA) sent a letter to more than a dozen recipients of Trump's pardons.

Lawmakers took a meaningful first step with the GENIUS Act of 2025, but the current crypto market structure legislation still leaves dangerous loopholes.

Lawmakers took an important step in having hospital CEOs answer questions about their role in making healthcare more affordable. Now it's time to act.

During National Small Business Week and always, I'm proud to fight for the dedicated people behind the businesses that power our nation.

Call the Dignity Act amnesty if you wish. We owe illegal immigrants some recompense for dangling the carrot all these years.