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Speaker Mike Johnson called the House's 1,000 passed bills a historic high, but data shows it trails most recent Congresses by the same point.
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Americans' frustration with Congress runs deep, with approval at just 10 percent amid stark contrasts to rapid progress elsewhere since 2007. Yet...
Arrest details: ICE detained Helda Araceli Mendez-Merida in Indianapolis on Sept. 3, accusing the Guatemalan national of casting an illegal ballot in...
The Kayla Hamilton Act (H.R. 4371), sponsored by Rep. Russell Fry (R-SC), passed the House on December 16, 2025 and now heads to the Senate for...
34.8 million Americans — about one in ten — were reassigned to different congressional districts between 2024 and 2026, altering voter maps ahead of the midterms.
Americans now have just over six weeks to decide whether Congress remains in Republican control or flips to Democrats.
The Trump administration's proposal to bar millions of non-green card immigrants from the 2030 census would reshape political power and resources.
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A federal judge imposed clear limits on presidential power by ordering 30 days' advance notice before any Kennedy Center demolition and authorizing...
Mid-decade redistricting efforts are surfacing in multiple states, often sparking legal and public pushback.
Congressional Black Caucus leaders framed the fall election as the most consequential of our lifetime, tying turnout directly to protecting voting...
A personal run-in with Flock cameras prompted Rep. Marlin Stutzman to push federal restrictions, framing government use of automated license-plate...
The Trump administration has not invited OSCE observers for the first time in over two decades, leaving the group without plans to monitor November's...
The Supreme Court blocked Trump's executive order, letting states mail ballots under existing rules without new USPS requirements.
Republican congressional committees are opposing Democrats' push for a writ of mandamus to force an FCC decision on broadcast ad rates, arguing the...