Congress

POLITICS 1 day ago

GOP senators look to tie crackdown on noncitizen voting to must-pass spending bill

Some GOP lawmakers want to see a GOP priority Trump-backed bill tied to a spending measure next month as Congress contends with another potential government shutdown.

Congress 1 day ago

GOP chairman subpoenas Biden officials to appear for sworn depositions on voter mobilization EO

Rep. Bryan Steil, R-Wis., is issuing subpoenas to five Biden administration agency officials to sit for sworn depositions related to President Biden's voter mobilization executive order.

EDUCATION 3 days ago

House committee calls for investigation into potential ethics violations by Biden's education secretary

The Committee on Education and the Workforce shared a letter exclusively with Fox News Digital requesting an investigation into claims Education Secretary Cardona violated the Hatch Act.

Congress 4 days ago

Trump assassination attempt task force chair questions 'frozen' response to shooter after touring site

Rep. Mike Kelly, R-Pa., chairman of the task force on the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, on Monday questioned a "frozen" response from law enforcement.

POLITICS 4 days ago

Trump assassination task force rebuffs parallel probe: We’re ‘the only task force of jurisdiction’

Reps. Mike Kelly, R-Pa., and Jason Crow, D-Colo., are leading the official probe, which is being paralleled by an unsanctioned group of lawmakers and experts.

ELECTIONS August 23

Vulnerable Ohio Dem changes tune on working 'for Biden' amid 'toss-up' re-election race

Vulnerable Democratic Rep. Marcy Kaptur tells voters she doesn't "work" for Biden despite saying in 2020 it would be an "honor" to "work for him and" Kamala Harris.

Congress August 23

Reporter's Notebook: What the end of the year looks like in Congress

Congress must pass a spending package by Oct. 1 to avoid a government shutdown, but the upcoming presidential election could complicate both parties' strategies for doing so.

OPINION August 23

Future of US security depends on 'spectrum sharing'

Wireless technologies are crucial to our national security, especially for missile defense and intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance systems, which rely on specific spectrum bands.

POLITICS August 23

27 states press SCOTUS to halt Biden ATF’s 'blatant attack' on gun owners, claiming end-run around Congress

West Virginia and Montana led 27 states in filing an amicus brief opposing the ATF's new rule expanding the definition of what a gun is.

POLITICS August 22

The Home Stretch: VP Harris fills Democrats with optimism as Election Day nears

With the election cycle approaching the home stretch, Vice President Harris' rapid ascendance is alleviating some Democratic concern over holding the Senate and reclaiming the House.