DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas was impeached in February and Attorney General Merrick Garland was held in contempt in June. None of the cases moved forward

Next steps are not clear as lawmakers are far from completing the appropriations bills needed to fund the federal government through the next fiscal year

As Republicans and Democrats continue to fight for control of the Upper House, the race remains solidly Democrat, with Sen. Heinrich leading the polls

A rematch between Rep. John Duarte and former lawmaker Adam Gray is drawing eyeballs as the race was decided by a handful of votes in 2022

But comparing branches of the U.S. government, Gen Z respondents trust Congress the least

The disgraced congressman had previously floated the idea of a plea deal despite maintaining his innocence

Nancy Mace, a Republican from South Carolina, is the newest member of the U.S. El Salvador Caucus

Allred, trying to appeal to middle voters as he seeks to win a statewide office not held by a Democrat in decades, keeps arms length from Harris ticket

The House Judiciary Committee is conducting a probe of the Global Alliance for Responsible Media over alleged efforts to defund news outlets and platforms

Gallego and Lake will face each other in one of the most hotly-contested Congressional races this November. It could determine who controls the Senate

The initiative was supported by Republicans and a handful of Democrats. It faces long odds in the Senate

The governor argued that the party should have held out on supporting the foreign aid bills until getting what they wanted on the border

The Congresswoman also suggested that California wildfires in 2018 were intentionally started by "lasers or blue beams of light"

Directed at Congress, the letter also includes Sean Penn, Barbra Streisand and Mark Hamill

The bipartisan law explicitly references Menendez's case, according to media reports

Santos was present at the State of the Union, where he announced his run in a different New York district than the one in which he was initially elected

The president delivered his State of the Union address, where he criticized his 'predecessor' for interfering with Senators on border security issues

A new Wall Street Journal survey shows that almost 60% support the latest border security bill rejected by Republicans. Their views on other policies

A glance at the provisions of the $66 billion-plus package

"Our Lucha" war room is one of the latest efforts by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus to connect with Hispanic and Latino voters

Republicans continue showing internal divisions, as a faction in the Senate voted against the bill and House counterparts have expressed skepticism

Early voting has already started to replace the Republican congressman who was expelled following an investigation from the House Ethics Committee

The $118 billion package has a slim chance of passing, as some high-ranking Republicans have already spoken against it

Negotiators are frustrated as a faction within the Republican party is already rejecting the deal after months of calling for it

Members of Congress urged the Biden Administration to denounce human rights violations in the country

DACA Protection, Temporary Protected Status and Funding Shelters Among Congress Hispanic Caucus' Priorities

Members of the House Homeland Security Committee are meeting on Tuesday to move forward with the process, widely criticized by Democrats

Democratic Senator Chris Murphy anticipates that the House may commence voting on the bill this week, stating, "It is possible"

Washington's vital military assistance for Ukraine's fight against Russian invasion has dried up.

The U.S. has halted its aid to Ukraine until Congress passes new funding. Border security is key to unlocking the bill.