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Senate Majority Leader John Thune's staff has been gaming out days of floor debate that are likely to begin within a week.

Clyburn, who first came to Congress in 1993, is seeking his 18th term. He is one of seven representatives over 80 seeking reelection in 2026.

Dems are lamenting troops getting steak and lobster, but have no problem looking the other way about massive fraud, from California to Minnesota.

Bipartisan lawmakers previously questioned insurance companies in January and pharmaceutical companies in February.

Rep. Jim Clyburn (D-SC), 85, is speculated to announce his retirement on Thursday as the midterm elections start getting in full swing.

Speaker Mike Johnson cautioned House conservatives that there could be consequences to going to war with Senate Majority Leader John Thune.

Van Epps's bipartisan HONOR Gold Star Families Act seeks to double government payments made to military families from $100,000 to $200,000.

An AI-generated Talarico narrates what the NRSC calls some of the Senate hopeful's "extreme statements" on transgenderism, Christianity, and immigration.

House Republican leaders are unfazed by a historical trend where the lower chamber flips to the party opposite the White House in midterms.

What is the "talking filibuster," the procedure Senate Republicans have been debating in relation to the SAVE America Act?