The Library of Congress, a 225-year-old Washington institution, has never had a moment like this. A week ago, the Trump administration fired the longtime librarian of Congress, Carla Hayden.

President Donald Trump on Thursday fired the head of the Library of Congress, Carla Hayden ... General John Ashcroft over parts of the Patriot Act, the law that expanded government surveillance ...

The first 100 days standard gained popular currency, which forced presidents to act quickly. Additionally, media coverage centered on the person of the president rather than the Congress.

In the latest blow to professional research and the literary and arts community, the Trump administration fired Librarian of Congress Carla ... firing is a disgraceful act and one that should ...

The ECAPS Act of 2025 aims to preserve access to pharmacist-administered testing and treatment for infectious diseases and future public health threats. The bill proposes Medicare Part B coverage ...

Congress allowed the Dr. Lorna Breen Health Care Provider Protection Act of 2021 to expire at the end of 2024 when they bowed to pressure from Elon Musk and then-President-elect Donald Trump to ...

or “deepfakes,” is headed to President Donald Trump’s desk after sailing through both chambers of Congress with near-unanimous approval. The Take It Down Act has enjoyed uncommon bipartisan ...

The bill, known as the PELOSI Act, which is an acronym for Preventing ... net worth as ex-Speaker dumps Nvidia stock "Members of Congress should be fighting for the people they were elected ...

Trump has long criticized the CHIPS Act and, in a speech to Congress last month, called on lawmakers to "get rid of" the incentive program. Trump described the CHIPS and Science Act, which has ...

The bipartisan Take It Down Act, which passed the Senate unanimously ... saying at the news conference that he hoped this is only the beginning of Congress taking a more active role in addressing ...

Congress could pass legislation to clarify whether the act can be used for this purpose, but instead, it is left for the courts to try to decipher what lawmakers meant when they wrote it originally.

The start-up administrative costs of the Social Security Fairness Act are plausibly about $200 million. When Congress was considering the full-year continuing resolution in March, it simply chose ...