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If Trever Nehls takes the seat of his brother, Rep. Troy Nehls, it will be the first time a U.S. lawmaker is succeeded by their identical twin.

Former Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell, who first came to Congress as a Democrat but later switched to the GOP, has died at age 92.

A judge said he will soon decide whether the Capitol Hill pipe bomb suspect should remain in custody pending a trial.

States could lose money through a “rescoring” process if they don’t follow through on certain initiatives, CMS Administrator Oz says.

Parties and factions within them are sharply divided on a path forward; several avenues being explored haven’t led to viable legislation.

Trump's year included six confirmations to circuit courts and 20 to district courts, according to analysts' tallies.

Here’s a look at the former members of Congress who have launched comeback bids in the 2026 midterm elections.

We like to put the theater in Political Theater every so often. George Orwell, Ukrainian artists, the Christmas Adventurers Club. Movies don’t have to be overtly political to say something about politics. Sometimes just documenting what life is like can become inherently political. What the best films do — be…

Congressional Republicans who want to delist several endangered species of predator now have an ally in the administration.

Seven months after Trump announced a Golden Dome missile shield, lawmakers say they have yet to learn meaningful information about the plans.

Proposals that would sharply limit pediatric gender-affirming care could face host of legal challenges, lawyers and civil rights groups say.