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Doug Burgum's plan to develop underutilized federal lands is in the best interests of the nation and within the spirit of congressional action.

It's unclear how broad Trump's new tariffs will be, which countries or products they apply to, or at what rates. But one thing is certain: They'll be immediate.

House Republicans rebelled against leadership over a new parent proxy voting bill. Now leaders have to figure out how to move the House out of a standstill.

The House Majority PAC, which elects Democrats, said Tuesday's results reveal that "the political headwinds are firmly at our backs heading into 2026."

Booker endured hardship within the Senate chamber unlike any other before him when he held the Senate floor for 25 hours and 4 minutes.

The outcome of Florida's First District special election gives House Republicans some breathing room in the narrowly divided chamber.

Florida's Sixth Congressional District race sparked national attention. Randy Fine earned Donald Trump's endorsement and defeated Democrat Josh Weil.

Booker officially set the new record with a marathon speech of 24 hours and 19 minutes that first began Monday at 7 p.m. in a symbolic protest of Trump.

Republican leadership has spent weeks discussing with the Senate parliamentarian whether the GOP can treat Trump's expiring 2017 tax cuts as cost-free.

Reps. Anna Paulina Luna, Tim Burchett, Kevin Kiley, Nick LaLota, Jeff Van Drew, Max Miller, Mike Lawler, Greg Steube, and Ryan Mackenzie voted against ...