Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., claimed NIH is not providing information related to the COVID outbreak and wants help from the next National Archives director.
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Gun rights, TikTok ban and China: George Santos is cosponsoring these bills in Congress
A lack of committee assignments, an ethics complaint and calls for his resignation have not stopped Rep. George Santos from co-sponsoring legislation.
Heckles, spats and deflection: The biggest moments you missed from Biden’s State of the Union
In one moving moment, Biden acknowledged the parents of Tyre Nichols, the young Black man who died after being beaten by police officers in Memphis.
Southwest Airlines executive to testify before Senate panel following flight cancelation ‘meltdown’
Southwest Airlines Chief Operating Officer Andrew Watterson will testify at the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation next week.
Reports: Biden selects top Democratic attorney as personal lawyer in classified documents probe
Biden is selecting top Democratic attorney Bob Bauer to serve as his personal lawyer as the Justice Department launches a classified documents probe.
What happens if McCarthy can’t get votes needed for speaker? Here’s how the election works
Candidates for speaker are nominated from the floor by members of their parties. The speaker who is chosen does not have to be a member of Congress.
Pay raise, Ukraine aid, suicide prevention: Congress OKs $858 billion in Defense spending
The bill authorizes a 4.6% pay raise for military and civilian workers. It also sends $500 million more in aid to Ukraine than Biden had proposed.
Senate votes to avert freight rail strike that Biden warned would have triggered recession
It’s the first time since 1992 that the Senate voted to intervene in a rail labor dispute. Bipartisan leaders in Congress said they had no choice.
John Fetterman, improving from stroke, can work ‘full duty in public office,’ doctor says
Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. and Dem. Senate candidate John Fetterman is recovering from his stroke and his health is continuing to improve, his doctor says.
With inflation spiking, will states and voters give grocery taxes a second look?
As historically high inflation draws attention to how much everyday items cost, economists say grocery sales taxes may have added importance for voters.