Connecticut Rep. John B. Larson became the seventh House Democrat to lose a primary this year when he was defeated on Tuesday by former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin, whose campaign was built on a call ...
Recent verdicts against social media companies in New Mexico and California were lauded as “monumental,” “powerful,” and “historic” by members of Congress after juries found platforms liable for harms ...
Bolstered by President Donald Trump’s endorsement, South Carolina Sen. Darline Graham advanced Tuesday to a runoff against Rep. Ralph Norman in the Republican special primary election to replace her ...
If Congress has 99 problems, modernizing itself will always be one of them. As members of the House Administration Modernization and Innovation Subcommittee look ahead to the remainder of the 119th ...
The Democratic Senate nominee in Idaho has dropped out of the race, clearing a path for an independent candidate to take on ...
With embattled Republican Rep. Max Miller sticking with his reelection bid in the face of domestic abuse allegations, ...
The Senate Finance Committee advanced a bipartisan tax administration package Thursday aimed at modernizing the IRS, ...
There might be some awkwardness for Michigan’s and Ohio’s Senate delegations next year. If Michigan Republican Mike Rogers and Ohio Democrat Sherrod Brown win in November, they’ll be serving alongside ...
CQ Roll Call traveled last week to South Carolina, which is playing host to Tuesday’s special primary election to select a new Republican Senate nominee following Sen. Lindsey Graham’s sudden death.
Maryland voters will weigh in on an amendment to the state constitution this fall that would allow for congressional redistricting before the 2028 elections. Democratic Gov. Wes Moore held a signing ...
The House Ethics Committee recommended a censure of Rep. Chuck Edwards, R-N.C., after an investigation found there was ...
John B. Larson has a booming voice, a thick head of white hair and almost 14 terms in Congress under his belt. But at 78, the ...