Congress returns to Washington. And, Brazil's ex-president starts trial today
Congress returns to face a looming Sept. 30 shutdown amid deep partisan divides, presidential spending actions, and international political turmoil including Bolsonaro's trial.
Congress hopes to raise heat on Russia amid souring relations between Trump and Putin
"We need to push forward with our bill," said Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., on his way to Senate votes recently. "Our bill already has been instrumental in shifting attitudes in the White House."
The Rise of Political Violence and Targeting of Lawmakers in the U.S.
The recent shootings of Minnesota lawmakers again highlight the rising threat of political violence in the U.S., leading to severe consequences for elected officials and their families.
Are Lindsey Graham's contortions about to prod Trump into Russia sanctions?
Lindsey Graham's pro-Ukraine stance reflects his strategic positioning within the GOP, especially as Trump exhibits frustration with Russia's actions in Ukraine.
US Representative Gerry Connolly, known for his advocacy for federal workers and community development, passed away at age 75, marking the loss of a dedicated public servant.
National disgrace': US lawmakers decry student detentions on visit to Ice jails
Lawmakers condemned the detention of students Khalil and Ozturk for pro-Palestinian activism, highlighting violations of free speech and constitutional rights.