Senate Reauthorizes Violence Against Women Act
Republicans in the House working on their own version
Republicans in the House working on their own version
Vocal critic of President Obama invited by Texas congressman who shares the rocker's views
Now supports pathway to citizenship for young immigrants
The Florida senator is giving the GOP response to President Obama tomorrow night. Here's what he should say.
Allegedly will include prison time over misuse of campaign funds
Another round of review on Reddit
Would regulate pot like alcohol or tobacco
Plan to advance a bill requiring one
Calls for changes to federal anti-hacking laws
Want to release it before or close to president's State of the Union address next week
Focus on simplifying tax codes, reforming immigration and labor laws
Attempt to force Democrats into making concessions in budget negotiations
Angry that correspondence using a secondary account isn't being turned over
The government will decide how you can defend yourself
The president appears determined to confront climate change, with or without the help of Congress.
Would allow borrowing to continue up to May 18 and pressure Democrats in the Senate to pass a budget
Aaron Swartz's death inspires effort to scale back federal authority
Remembered most for that awkward affair with Argentine woman
Could be an interesting example of positive bipartisanship
In solidarity with movement to give D.C. Congressional representation
Assuming the Supreme Court gives them standing to try to keep gay marriage recognition ban
Let's see where it all actually ends up
Texas Republican Rep. Steve Stockman says such executive orders would be unconstitutional
The libertarian Texas congressman has retired. Will his radical ideas stick around on Capitol Hill?
Got those spending priorities straight