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Hungry to oust Susan Collins, Platner advocates say it's time their colleagues dropped lingering skepticism over personal baggage and embrace the nominee.

The CEO of ActBlue repeatedly invoked her Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination during congressional questioning.

"If I am most senior, I would certainly welcome the opportunity," Murkowski told the Washington Examiner.

U.S. District Judge Eleanor Ross allegedly had sex with a high-ranking police officer in her court chambers within earshot of staff.

No one is who they seem online. So why is it so hard to protect children by barring under-16s from using social media?

The Congressional Baseball Game will be played at Nationals Park, home of the MLB's Washington Nationals, on Wednesday at 7:05 p.m.

From South Carolina to Nevada, voters picked candidates for governor and the House, though some races are headed into runoffs.

FISA 702 authorizes the U.S. intelligence community to gather information against certain foreigners overseas through their electronic communications.

Kevin Kiley was awaiting the winner of Richard Pan and Thien Ho to know who he would face in November for California's 6th Congressional District.

The $70 billion reconciliation bill provides funding to the two main immigration enforcement agencies through Sept. 30, 2029.