United States Congress

This Democrat Just Became The Longest-Serving Woman In The House

Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D-Ohio) was sworn into office more than 35 years ago.
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Activists Rally Behind Bipartisan Effort To Have Senate Vote On Brutal Yemen War

Meanwhile, the Trump administration is stepping up its fight against the bill, planning a special classified briefing on Yemen for all senators next week.
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Texas Is Poised To Elect Its First Latina Congresswoman

Possibly even two.
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Dreamers Aren't Safe Just Because Courts Ruled Against Trump On DACA

Congress failed to act by March 5 to help Dreamers. That matters.
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Opinion | Trump's DACA Deadline May Be Void, But Dreamers Must Stay On Alert

Every day Congress fails to protect Dreamers is another day where the issue becomes even more complicated.
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Stacey Dash Of 'Clueless' Files To Run For Congress

The former Fox News commentator is taking aim at a Southern California district with a Democratic incumbent.
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Trump Insists He'll Ban Bump Stocks Without Congress If Need Be

But it's unclear whether the president has the authority to unilaterally outlaw the accessory used in the Las Vegas massacre.
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At Last, We May Get Our First Native American Woman In Congress

Deb Haaland has been helping New Mexico Democrats win races for 20 years. Now she's running for a U.S. House seat.
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Top Dem: Obama Too Slow On Russia Hacking, But Trump Is ‘Sitting On His Hands’

Rep. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) skewered the White House for refusing to impose new Russia sanctions passed by Congress.
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Trump Blasts Dems On DACA. Which He Ended.

Congress is scrambling to come up with an immigration deal, but the president says he won't compromise his demands.
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