Category: Congress

Sarah Kellen, Jeffrey Epstein’s onetime assistant, told prosecutors she was a victim. Now lawmakers wonder if she should be treated as an accomplice.

Empire State Democrats aren't interested in targeting districts previously protected by the Voting Rights Act.

Many GOP lawmakers are pressing for another budget reconciliation bill that could help address voters’ affordability concerns.

The Commerce Secretary sat for a transcribed interview with the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee as part of the panel’s Jeffrey Epstein investigation.

Some senior GOP lawmakers have been concerned for months about accusations surrounding Rep. Chuck Edwards.

The party-line measure is on track to be enacted by the end of the month.

The secret settlements ended in 2018, but new data indicated they were more extensive than previously known.

The resignations of Tony Gonzales and Eric Swalwell have put a new spotlight on an old problem.

A chaotic week has heightened grumbling about the embattled speaker's leadership style.

Support from industry heavy-hitters is a good sign for a bipartisan framework.