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The former member of Congress from New York served less than three months of a seven-years sentence for wire fraud and identity theft.

The former U.S. attorney and Labor Secretary sat for an interview with Congressional investigators in September.

Missteps in cutting clean energy spending and friction between staffers has led to questions about whether the former fracking company CEO will remain in the Cabinet.

House Republicans pointed to the staff reductions as a national security consequence of the shutdown, pressing Senate Democrats to yield and vote to reopen the government.

Democrats have threatened legal action if Rep.-elect Adelita Grijalva isn't sworn in Friday after winning her special election more than three weeks ago.

The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is home to polar bears, caribou and wolves -- and may hold vast amounts of crude oil.

What the DNC chair told us about 2025

GOP lawmakers are talking about pursuing a health policy overhaul -- but leaders are warning not to revisit a repeal of the Affordable Care Act.

Johnson tries to tamp down House GOP shutdown anxiety

Flags altered in a similar way have surfaced around the Capitol.