Congress

A bipartisan group of Senators is working on a compromise on immigration that would be included in a broader package of aid for Ukraine and Israel.

With Congress approaching another funding deadline, we consider some of the practical effects if lawmakers don’t avoid a government shutdown.

Congressional ethics rules only require disclosure if a member of Congress has total deposits in interest bearing accounts worth more than $5,000.

A new bill follows up on recent bipartisan legislation to expand access to retirement savings.

What developments in the House could mean for a potential government shutdown, funding for Ukraine and more.

The portion of federal spending being determined by what’s called the appropriations process is relatively small.

The House teed up a Senate showdown after passing the appropriations bill with amendments banning diversity training and other programs.

Now, agencies and Congress need to figure out how to implement the thing.

Every day there’s a warning about how catastrophic a default on the national debt would be. What’s it going to take to avoid that?

Generative artificial intelligence is advancing quickly, and it’s not clear if legislators and regulators can keep up.