United States Congress News & Breaking Stories

Colin Allred is a strong contender against Ted Cruz in the reelection bid, and Cruz's "airport security bill" only benefits himself.

U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell introduces HR-308, the Rosa Parks Act, to make Dec. 1 a federal holiday in honor of Parks.

The death of Alexei Navalny and the lack of support for Ukraine by House Republicans are causing international concern.

Founder is creating first minority-run stock exchange in the US, aiming to level the wealth gap between Black and white Americans.

Outrage over Alexei Navalny's death is growing worldwide as the West ponders new sanctions against Russia, but Putin remains unyielding.

FBI informant indicted for lying about Biden's alleged overseas business dealings, arrested in Las Vegas. Witness in sham impeachment case.

White House Advisor to meet House leaders to address national security threat. Intelligence Committee seeks declassification of sensitive Russian capability.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has been released from the hospital and resumed his responsibilities after a medical procedure.

Republican Rep. Mike Turner urges Biden to declassify info about "serious" national security threat, but details remain unclear. Democratic lawmakers caution.

Democratic former congressman Tom Suozzi defeated Republican Mazi Pilip in a special election, thinning the House GOP majority and previewing 2024 tactics.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin's secret medical procedure and hospitalization have raised questions about the lack of disclosure and his ability to work.

GOP's Gallagher won't run for a fifth term after refusing to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas, angering fellow Republicans.

The Supreme Court is skeptical of efforts to keep Trump off the 2024 ballot, raising questions of insurrection and eligibility.

House Republicans failed to impeach Homeland Security Sec. Alejandro Mayorkas, but vow to try again. The GOP remains deeply divided.

Annie Lennox's plea for peace in Gaza at the 2024 Grammy Awards has sparked a movement backed by numerous artists.

Mark Zuckerberg issues a heartfelt apology to families of online child sex abuse victims during Senate hearing. Emotional and powerful.

DeSantis demands Omar be deported after she says her main priority as a lawmaker is representing Somalia. Video went viral.

House Democrats criticize GOP impeachment effort against DHS Secretary Mayorkas as "baseless sham," argue policy differences not impeachable.

To access content, check your email and follow the instructions. Sen. Tim Scott defends endorsing Trump over Nikki Haley.

Republican voter not worried about abortion rights for women, but two women Democrats on the panel quickly disagreed.

Former President Donald Trump filed a brief to the U.S. Supreme Court, asking to overturn the Colorado Supreme Court's decision.

Trump's lawyers ask Supreme Court to reverse decision disqualifying him from Colorado primary ballot, citing 14th Amendment. Hearing set for Feb. 8.

Rep. Dan Goldman introduced a resolution to censure Rep. Elise Stefanik, accusing her of supporting the Jan. 6 rioters.

Swifties heartbroken over Jason Kelce's retirement. Taylor Swift superfans took to social media to share reactions to the news.

Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley, 90, hospitalized with infection. Will return to work soon. Oldest senator, known for daily runs.

Taylor Swift fans are mourning Jason Kelce's retirement. The Philadelphia Eagles center is reportedly retiring after 13 NFL seasons, leaving fans heartbroken.

The federal pandemic aid is ending, but many states are stepping in with their own permanent child tax credits.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was released from the hospital after a two-week stay to treat complications stemming from prostate cancer surgery.

Jelly Roll advocates for action against fentanyl, sharing his own struggles and urging Congress to pass the FEND Off Fentanyl Act.

Ray Epps, a man accused of being an undercover federal agent, has been sentenced to one year of probation.

High Point University students, faculty, and community members are invited to participate in various community service projects on MLK Day 2024.

Capitol Police officer Harry Dunn announced his bid for Congress, vowing to block the MAGA movement and hold Trump accountable.

Three years since the Capitol attack, politicians reflect on the violence. Divided opinions on the event and fears of future threats.

Federal Judge Loretta Preska ordered the release of nearly 200 names of Jeffrey Epstein's associates, including Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew.

Biden administration renews taxpayer-funded protection for Pompeo and aide due to "serious and credible" threats from Iran. Middle East tensions soar.

Harvard President Claudine Gay resigns amid multiple controversies, setting a record for the shortest-lived presidency at the storied university.

Celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Award honorees and his dream by voting. Keynote speaker is Congressman Jonathan Jackson.

Mickey Mouse is now in the public domain, but Disney still has control over many aspects of the iconic character.

Early Disney movie featuring Mickey Mouse enters public domain in 2024, but only the character's first appearance, not later versions.

Senate confirms Martin O'Malley as Social Security Commissioner, marking the first time in 25 years a Democratic nominee is confirmed.

Rudy Giuliani filed for bankruptcy after being ordered to pay $148 million, but may not be able to discharge debts.

Republican Rep. Scott Perry ordered to turn over 1,600 texts and emails to FBI agents investigating efforts to keep Trump in office.

Haley calls for term limits and mental competency tests for Congress. Biden's age becomes a target for his opponents and voters.

Congressional aide caught filming sex act in Senate hearing room. Outrage from far right, Jesse Watters calls it worse than Jan. 6.

Supreme Court Judge Clarence Thomas threatened to quit before receiving cash and favors from ultra-rich supporters, according to a new report.

Former GOP congressman George Santos was interviewed by satirical host Ziwe, where he asked to be paid and made controversial comments.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis predicts that if Donald Trump loses the first GOP voting contests, he won't accept the results.

Hunter Biden skipped a congressional subpoena to hold a press conference. He painted himself as a victim and denied his father's involvement.

Republican Rep. Elise Stefanik calls for Harvard President Claudine Gay to step down amid claims of antisemitism on campus.

Right-wing economist Javier Milei was sworn in as Argentina's president. As he takes office, his radical plans face fierce opposition.