Dan McCue

WASHINGTON — A week after his party took a drubbing at the polls, costing him his gavel when the next Congress convenes, Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., was

WASHINGTON — Disagree Better, a nonprofit that promotes civil debate across party lines, plans to reach out to incoming members of Congress and their staffs as the new Congress prepares to take office in January.

WASHINGTON — Rep. Al Green, the Texas Democrat who is leaving Congress in January, said Wednesday that he would have a flag flown over the Capitol to honor Rep. Thomas Massie, R-Ky.

WASHINGTON — A Texas homebuilder who said he voted for President Donald Trump three times stood with congressional Democrats on Capitol Hill

WASHINGTON — Rep. Randy Fine of Florida came to the House Freedom Caucus news conference Wednesday with a countdown: 53 days, or “1,272 hours and 25 minutes,” until Democrats take control of Congress.

WASHINGTON — The Democrats who take control of Congress on Jan. 3 will be pulled between using their majorities to set up the 2028 election and

WASHINGTON — They posed in front of the Capitol dome on a bright fall morning this week, gathered around a 1997 Toyota Land Cruiser belonging to the coalition's chair, Rep.

This excerpt is from a piece that originally ran on November 11, 2026. Republicans control the committee and the floor until January.

WASHINGTON — The Federal Aviation Administration declared a nationwide ground stop at every U.S. airport on Friday over what Transportation Secretary

WASHINGTON — Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said on Friday there was no indication that the communications failure that grounded flights nationwide was an attack of some kind. He said officials were examining whether it was linked to an artificial intelligence traffic-management tool the Federal Aviation Administration had expanded nationwide earlier this week. “There was … Continue reading "DHS Chief Says FAA Outage Shows No Sign of Attack"