Autumn is coming to Capitol Hill, and with it, another government shutdown battle, with a seven-week continuing resolution just unveiled.

Then, Trump was desperate to deny Biden a victory on infrastructure. Now, the Republican wants credit for the Democrat’s accomplishment.

Donald Trump is taking credit for infrastructure projects funded by a bill former president Joe Biden signed into law, which Trump opposed.

Republicans say they're considering a short-term funding bill to keep the government afloat for seven weeks. But they'll need bipartisan votes to pass it.

The One Big Beautiful Bill delivers on each of these priorities and helps launch a new golden age in America. Promises made, promises kept. First, the bill ensures that all Americans will keep more of their own money by extending the 2017 Trump tax cuts.

District residents can elect their own lawmakers, but Congress has broad authority over the D.C. government, as part of a 1973 agreement known as Home Rule.

The former president has been the subject of consistent ridicule from Trump, who blames his administration for several policy issues.

Companies are reluctant to hire the former president as a paid speaker due to his unpopularity and fear of retribution from Trump.

Joe Biden was asked about his support of the 1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act during his ABC town hall. Joe Biden acknowledged that his support for a crime bill from 1994 was a mistake during his ABC town hall Thursday night. The Former ...

Young people’s political power as a voting bloc has historically been downplayed because of a tendency not to turn out compared to other demographics, but not this year, according to pollster David Paleologos. That is because it is the one demographic ...