Category: Congress

Efforts to extend them continue, but lawmakers and strategists are already moving to turn the lapsed tax credits into a potent election-year attack on Republicans.

The New Year’s Eve transcript release buries details from the former special counsel’s investigation into Donald Trump.

Presidential engagement could shape the latest clash over Section 702 surveillance authority.

This multiple-choice look at the year ahead offers predictions on Trump, Congress, the courts and the political surprises of 2026.

The comptroller general’s 15-year term is up, triggering a search for a long-term replacement.

Paul Ingrassia’s almost Trumpian survival demonstrates how ideological affinity and personal loyalty can outweigh all other considerations in this administration.

Dozens of lawmakers foresee a surge in tensions over trade, Taiwan or supply chain disruptions possibly scuttling the current pause in US-China economic hostilities.

New House lines are set to reverberate through key committees where at-risk lawmakers have shaped policy for decades.

With the midterms around the corner, top Republican voices are clashing about the prospects for another reconciliation bill.

Veteran hard-liners have new perches of authority and are gaining influence as the Senate GOP slowly shifts rightward.