First, Democrats often accepted half a loaf rather ... In 2021, the violent Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol kicked off the 117th Congress, soon followed by the second impeachment of President ...

Judy Woodruff: The 117th Congress is coming to an end, and with it ends the Democrats full control of the legislative branch of government. As it turns out, despite the narrow margins of the last ...

Sinema left the Democratic Party at the end of the last Congress, although she still caucuses with the Democrats. Excluding those who were elected in 2022 and therefore not members of the 117th ...

Washington — Lawmakers are returning to Washington this week for the final sprint before the end of the 117th ... Congress counts electoral votes. In the House, the lame-duck session marks ...

Congressional Democrats and the Capitol Police are slamming the Trump administration’s move to settle a wrongful death ...

Ms. Spanberger, who hails from a politically competitive slice of her state, is the leadership’s emissary for battleground-district House Democrats ... Congress that existed in the 116th and the ...

Seventy-eight members of the 117th session of Congress violated ... 40 Republicans and 37 Democrats in the current Congress violated the law, per Insider's tally. Some members of Congress violated ...

“I think you’re gonna see the fever break,” Joe Biden said of Republicans in Congress who had reflexively opposed laws backed by Democrats ... the last laugh. The 117th session of Congress ...

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt blasted Democrats for acting like "children" at President Donald Trump’s Tuesday address to a joint session of Congress. "The behavior of Democrats ...

But by and large, elected Democrats have bent over backward to ... Trump must be impeached and removed from office. A few members of Congress understand this and are willing to say it.

WASHINGTON - President Donald Trump on Thursday blasted Democrats in Congress pushing impeachment efforts against him, arguing that Republicans “should start to think” about expelling them.

He was right. Most Democrats refused even to look Trump’s Cabinet members in the eye. Presidential addresses to Congress are always reminders that elections have consequences because the winner ...