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Senate Majority Leader John Thune is urging Americans to endure rising gas prices from the Iran war a little longer.

A bipartisan push to create a Smithsonian American Women's History Museum is at risk as representatives clash over the definition of a woman.

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Rick Crawford forced the intelligence community to touch the third rail on Havana Syndrome on Thursday.

Johnson is in a precarious position, as he will need to persuade hesitant members of his razor-thin majority to fund the war in Iran.

President Donald Trump re-endorsed Rep. Jeff Hurd (R-CO) after pulling his support last month over Hurd's vote to repeal tariffs on Canada.

President Donald Trump rolled out an artificial intelligence policy framework for congressional action on the technology on Friday morning.

Swaths of airport security workers have called out "sick" or quit their jobs since the partial shutdown locked down paychecks.

While not a cure, President Donald Trump's decision to waive the Jones Act will help ease prices at the pump and removes a special interest regulation.

Many other lawmakers praise themselves effusively as they're exiting Capitol Hill, whatever their actual legislative accomplishments.

Marco Rubio's high-profile Iran war role is boosting his 2028 standing -- and positioning him as a possible rival to Vice President JD Vance.