A group of bipartisan House lawmakers are urging the federal government to disburse the lion's share of energy assistance to low-income households no later than Dec. 10.

The House introduced highly anticipated comprehensive legislation that would require tech companies to strengthen safety and privacy protections for young users, revamping a landmark congressional effort to rein in an industry that's long fought regulations.

K Street lobbyists and advocacy groups are gearing up for this year's bipartisan holiday party circuit with government officials by sending menu plans to ethics lawyers for vetting.

An Amazon warehouse project in New York was denied $80 million in property tax breaks by a New York monitor Tuesday, prompting a possible court fight between the shipping behemoth and the state over the incentives.

President Donald Trump's practice of firing off policy demands—and getting a response—appears to have lost some its effectiveness as several plans leaking out of the White House have recently evaporated before becoming official.

K Street lobbyists and advocacy groups are gearing up for this year's bipartisan holiday party circuit with government officials by sending menu plans to ethics lawyers for vetting.

The House introduced highly anticipated comprehensive legislation that would require tech companies to strengthen safety and privacy protections for young users, revamping a landmark congressional effort to rein in an industry that's long fought regulations.

Indiana Republicans will meet to consider redrawing congressional maps after saying there weren't enough votes to support the effort.

Republicans are more closely considering GOP-only health care legislation as the Dec. 31 expiration of Affordable Care Act subsidies nears, according to a source familiar with House leadership discussions.

House Republicans' slim majority will dip just before Congress' next spending deadline, complicating the GOP's already difficult task of muscling through party-line legislation. bit.ly/48jtq4g

Prominent youth online safety advocacy organizations are urging Congress to reject an attempt to block state laws on artificial intelligence, warning such a move would undo new protections for children and teenagers.

Grindr, the world's largest social networking and dating platform serving the LGBTQ community, is the latest member to join a coalition of so-called middle tech companies that advocate for preserving legal protections for the industry.

Energy programs would face cuts and nuclear safety funds would increase under a federal spending measure senators proposed Monday, drawing pushback from Democrats.

House Republicans' slim majority will dip just before Congress' next spending deadline, complicating the GOP's already difficult task of muscling through party-line legislation.

House Republicans' slim majority will dip just before Congress' next spending deadline, complicating the GOP's already difficult task of muscling through party-line legislation.

A group of bipartisan House lawmakers are urging the federal government to disburse the lion's share of energy assistance to low-income households no later than Dec. 10.

Senators have tucked 3,245 earmarks, totaling $6.6 billion, into six government-funding bills so far this year.

Sen. Susan Collins is using her new position as chair of the Appropriations Committee to dole out earmarks to the rural areas of Maine that she'll need to back her in a tough reelection fight in 2026.

Senators are scheduled to get almost all of October away from Washington ahead of the midterm elections next year, according to the 2026 calendar released Wednesday.

Democrats appear to be winning the redistricting war Republicans started to try and provide themselves a larger cushion before in the 2026 midterm elections.

Democratic Rep. Al Green is seeking to force a vote on impeaching President Donald Trump before Christmas.

The politics surrounding a potential merger between Union Pacific Corp. and Norfolk Southern Corp. railroads could change dramatically once the Surface Transportation Board receives an official application as soon as next month, according to analysts watching the deal.

Some prominent Republican governors are resisting a White House push to block state-level regulations on artificial intelligence, splitting the GOP camp over the right of states to place curbs on the emerging technology.

The honeymoon period of united GOP government under President Donald Trump is fading fast as House and Senate Republicans increasingly butt heads on major legislative priorities.

Mobile gaming app company Jam City Inc. has agreed to pay $1.4 million in civil penalties for allegedly failing to comply with the California Consumer Privacy Act, state Attorney General Rob Bonta announced Friday.

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Union Pacific Corp. CEO Jim Vena—who needs federal approval for an $85 billion deal to merge with Norfolk Southern Corp.—on Friday denied his company intended to affect the outcome by contributing to President Donald Trump's ballroom project.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is proposing to update crash test dummies from the 1980s as Americans have gotten heavier.

A bipartisan group of House lawmakers are pushing legislation to extend enhanced Obamacare tax credits for two years with some restrictions, adding to the wide range of proposals to address the threat of rising premiums next year.

Zohran Mamdani's fellow democratic socialists in the New York state legislature want to push Albany closer to adopting their legislative agenda in the aftermath of him being elected mayor of New York City on a wave of anti-establishment frustration.

Lawmakers are heading to the exits for Thanksgiving recess without a solid plan to address rising health insurance premiums for Obamacare enrollees at the end of the year.

The honeymoon period of united GOP government under President Donald Trump is fading fast as House and Senate Republicans increasingly butt heads on major legislative priorities.

House lawmakers are preparing to unveil a package of legislation aimed at improving safety and privacy for children online as early as next week, according to a person familiar with the matter.

House lawmakers are preparing to unveil a package of legislation aimed at improving safety and privacy for children online as early as next week, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Democratic Rep. Al Green is seeking to force a vote on impeaching President Donald Trump before Christmas.

Legislation that aims to boost domestic liquefied natural gas production to increase exports passed the House on Thursday.

Some prominent Republican governors are resisting a White House push to block state-level regulations on artificial intelligence, splitting the GOP camp over the right of states to place curbs on the emerging technology.

Senate Democrats are preparing to unite against a Republican-led push to override state laws on artificial intelligence, complicating its prospects for passage.

Schools offering children federally-funded free or discounted meals could serve them whole and reduced-fat milk under a measure the Senate passed Thursday via unanimous consent.