Senators had the Capitol all to themselves as the Texas floods coincided with the confirmation hearing for the next NOAA administrator.

The Senate returned to work while the House took the week off. Here are the images captured by CQ Roll Call photojournalists ...

Senate appropriators approved a fiscal 2026 Legislative Branch bill that would boost spending for Congress while avoiding ...

HHS announced a new policy that would effectively bar undocumented migrants from accessing certain federal education and ...

Catch up on the political news of the past week in the latest At the Races newsletter, including redistricting and campaign ...

The judge gave the government seven days to seek a stay from a higher court in the case, which is likely to head to the ...

Though it was “pro forma” and a bit corny, it was also somehow comforting, a sign that the country’s leaders knew that ...

Smoking is the primary driver of tobacco-related deaths and is highly restricted in most Swedish public places.

Roll Call was a vital training ground for me; it planted a seed of ambition to continue covering the issues that matter to fellow Americans. (Norah O’Donnell is a CBS News senior correspondent and “60 ...

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is directing state lawmakers to redraw the state’s congressional map at a special legislative session ...

While senators are leaving Washington at a higher-than-normal pace, House open seats are lagging behind the historical ...

Sodexo is out, and new food vendors are in. But current House dining workers say they’ve been left without answers.