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Rep. Tom Cole of Oklahoma wants to keep next week's scheduled vote on track to fill the vacant House Appropriations chairman position.

Republican-backed legislation to temporarily boost the cap on state and local tax deductions cleared a key hurdle on Thursday.

Becoming a Rules referee involves a lot of learning and some tough tests. We meet two women that have reached the heady heights of tournament refereeing

Most times a wayward shot hits a tree the ball comes back down, but how do you proceed if it doesn't and your ball gets stuck up a tree?

The last person to hold the job allegedly misused taxpayer funds. Now Congress is poised to get hiring and firing power over the agency head.

The new rules were prompted after a number of intense and chaotic City Council meetings.

The House Rules Committee set the framework Tuesday for votes this week on authorizing a Biden impeachment investigation.

A plan to vote on two competing House bills that would reauthorize a powerful surveillance authority ran into trouble Monday evening.

Chief Referee David Rickman will retire next October after 37 years with The R&A

Though HC came to the conclusion that the clause (1)(d) of Form No-2 of the surrogacy regulations, amended with effect from March 14, 2023 (allowing surrogacy using both gametes from the intending couple only and not through donor gametes) as ‘blatantly contrary to law’, it refrained from declaring the amendment…

Senate leaders of both parties sent encouraging signals Monday for Speaker Mike Johnson’s bill to avoid a partial government shutdown.