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Few members of Congress have given birth while in office. Proxy voting could help, some believe, but staunch opposition remains.

Inspector general reports can provide a glimpse inside Congress’ police force. Transparency advocates want to see more.

WASHINGTON -- A week after Meta launched Threads, a Twitter doppelgänger disguised as Instagram-but-for-text, Washington’s professional posters are watching it closely, curious to see whether it will knit together a viable online community or soon unravel like so many other hopes to replace the original microblogging platform.

Communications staffers weigh the risks of scaling back on Twitter in favor of Mark Zuckerberg's latest social media venture.

WASHINGTON — The House office tasked with attracting and supporting diverse staff could succumb to Republican cuts, despite protests from some staffers, advocacy groups and Democrats.

The House office meant to attract diverse staff could succumb to Republican cuts, despite protests from some staffers and advocacy groups.

The House Administration Committee on Tuesday grilled Office of Congressional Ethics director Omar Ashmawy over alleged ethical breaches.

Congressional Research Service Director Mary Mazanec is stepping down effective June 30 amid persistent complaints about leadership.

Despite calls for more access, top security clearances for congressional staff may tighten in the wake of sensitive document leaks.