Tuesday, Mar 25

Supreme Court hears Louisiana redistricting case, focusing on the impact of voting rights and racial demographics on electoral maps.

Tuesday, Mar 25

Mia Love, the first Black Republican woman elected to Congress, has died at 49 after battling brain cancer, leaving behind a legacy of political courage and inspiration.

Friday, Mar 21

Republican leaders express strong opposition to Trump's plans for a significant overhaul of NATO's military command structure, emphasizing the need for congressional cooperation.

Wednesday, Mar 19

Nancy Pelosi criticizes Chuck Schumer's concessions to Republicans in a recent government shutdown vote during a press conference in San Francisco.

Wednesday, Mar 19

House Democrats request details from DOGE under the FOIA, questioning its operations and access to sensitive data amid concerns about legality and transparency.

Monday, Mar 17

Former Congresswoman Nita Lowey, a trailblazer in U.S. politics, dies at 87 after battling cancer, leaving behind a legacy of public service and women's advocacy.

Sunday, Mar 16

President Trump signs a spending bill to fund the government through September, avoiding a shutdown amid Democratic divisions.

Friday, Mar 14

Democratic Congressman Raúl Grijalva from Arizona has died at 77 after complications from cancer treatment, leaving behind a legacy of environmental advocacy.

Wednesday, Mar 12

A clash at a congressional hearing arose when Rep. Keith Self misgendered Rep. Sarah McBride, leading to a heated confrontation and the session's abrupt end.

Wednesday, Mar 12

House Republicans blocked Congress from swiftly challenging Trump's tariffs in a controversial vote, stirring debate among lawmakers about executive power limits.