In a surprising turn of events, Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) has had his invitation to the White House picnic reinstated by President Donald Trump, despite recent criticisms of the administration's legislative efforts. The picnic, a longst 👉 Full story

In a high-stakes battle over the future of America's clean energy, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is spearheading efforts to preserve key elements of the Biden-era climate legislation. The New York Democrat is working tirelessly t 👉 Full story

In a heated session of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee on Thursday, Democratic governors from New York, Minnesota, and Illinois faced sharp criticism from Republican representatives of their own states over their san 👉 Full story

The Senate Finance Committee is expected to release a crucial part of the GOP's sweeping megabill soon, but it might do so without clear guidelines on the state-and-local-tax (SALT) deduction. Senator Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma, a key 👉 Full story

In a determined push on Capitol Hill, House Speaker Mike Johnson expressed optimism about the passage of a significant $9.4 billion spending cuts package during the upcoming Thursday vote. Despite internal divisions within the Republica 👉 Full story

President Donald Trump is pushing hard for a "big, beautiful bill" to land on his desk within three weeks, aiming to solidify his tax cut ambitions. However, the path forward is fraught with intra-party disputes and fiscal dilemmas. Tod 👉 Full story

The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has released a new analysis revealing significant disparities in the financial impact of a domestic-policy package recently passed by House Republicans. The report forecasts a troubling shift in fed 👉 Full story

In an unprecedented move that marks a new low in political decorum, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky announced on Wednesday that he has been uninvited from the traditionally bipartisan White House picnic for Congress members. This decision 👉 Full story

In a significant decision on Wednesday, the Senate voted against blocking arms sales to Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, despite concerns voiced by Democrats that the deals might personally benefit President Donald Trump. The propose 👉 Full story