U.S. Congress
With AI becoming more common in research and policymaking, the Congressional Research Service (CRS) is asking Congress for $1.6 million...
A federal crackdown on alleged Medicaid fraud is intensifying scrutiny of state programs, with members of Congress divided over both...
The Supreme Court ruled 5-4 Monday that federal law does not require mail-in ballots to be received by Election Day....
With the Department of Justice’s fraud takedown efforts ramping up over the past few months, members of Congress continue to...
South Texas lawmakers from both parties responded after Sister Letty Ugboaja, a Catholic nun, was detained by ICE while walking...
Following yesterday’s United States Supreme Court decision that would allow the Trump administration to terminate Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for...
Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz (R) and more than 20 members of the Texas congressional delegation are urging President Donald...
Congressman August Pfluger (R) has introduced legislation that would require health insurers and Medicare Advantage plans to publicly disclose how...
Congressman Keith Self (R) is urging the U.S. Senate to pass the SAVE Act, arguing that requiring proof of citizenship...
Congressman Vicente Gonzalez (D) voted for a bipartisan housing package aimed at increasing housing supply, reducing regulatory delays, and lowering...
