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The House plans to take up spending bills this week for the Homeland Security Department and the State Department and related agencies.

“I’ve been there and I’m begging you, keep yourself in the game,” the Pennsylvania Democrat said in Aspen.

The Supreme Court has yet to issue opinions this term in about a dozen major cases that could rock the country’s politics and reshape law.

President Biden has shifted toward warning about a second Donald Trump term as often as his own plans for four more years.

A relentless heat wave has focused attention on the inadequacy of government efforts to address heat-related deaths.

The Supreme Court will decide whether Tennessee’s law restricting gender-affirming care for minors violates the Constitution.

The National Transportation Safety Board on Tuesday wraps its investigation into the East Palestine, Ohio, derailment and chemical spill.

Voters will replace Ken Buck and pick nominees to fill the seats of Mitt Romney, Lauren Boebert, John Curtis, Jeff Duncan and Doug Lamborn.

In the first quarter of 2024, numerous federal government agencies took actions to address the variety of climate-related financial risk affecting our nation’s economy. However, fully understanding the scope of physical climate risk and the resulting categories of physical property risk is anything but straightforward. To delve into the nuanced…

A Democratic campaign for abortion rights aimed at rural women and Black voters comes on the anniversary of the Supreme Court’s Dobbs ruling.

Interstate 5 runs through 12 competitive districts, 6 held by Democrats and 6 by Republicans, that are part of the fight for House control.