#Congress

The U.S. air campaign against Iran is already weeks old and billions of dollars deep. Congress is scrambling to act—but is it asking the right questions?

Former President Bill Clinton testified before Congress about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, denying knowledge of crimes while facing questions about a hot tub photo and flight logs.

The House Science Committee unanimously passed NASA's reauthorization act, signaling new priorities for America's space program amid growing commercial competition and geopolitical tensions.

The US House of Representatives saw a 215-215 tie on a war powers resolution in January 2026. Despite two Republicans joining Democrats, the measure to limit Trump's military authority failed.

Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser expresses skepticism over a federal credit card rate cap being approved by Congress. Read about the regulatory outlook and bank profitability.

A resolution requiring Congressional approval for Trump Venezuela military operations was blocked on January 15, 2026, marking a win for executive power.

Over 100 members of Congress are displaying replicas of the Jan 6 police memorial plaque after Speaker Mike Johnson refused to install the original.

NASA's 2026 fiscal year budget faced a 50% cut proposal from the White House, but Congress intervened to save key science missions from being shut down.

A secret U.S. operation in Venezuela has triggered a debate over congressional oversight. Senator Jeanne Shaheen questions the lack of transparency in the mission.

Explore the controversy surrounding Donald Trump's shifting messaging and the DOJ's piecemeal information disclosure amid unprecedented Congressional demands.

In 2025, Congress passed a record-low number of bills, signaling a historic legislative paralysis. Explore how this shift has allowed President Trump to dominate the political landscape.