This is the week that Biden might actually clinch the deal on his legislative agenda. Seriously.
President Joe Biden's sweeping $3 trillion domestic agenda is finally coming together.
Supreme Court hears dispute over Texas law that blocks most abortions in the state
A sharply divided Supreme Court will gather Monday to once again consider a Texas law that bars abortion at around six weeks of pregnancy, reigniting a debate concerning the most restrictive law in the country.
Progressives signal they’ll back both economic bills ahead of likely vote later this week
Most House progressives signaled during a virtual meeting Sunday they are likely to back the bipartisan infrastructure bill and the social safety net bill when they both come up for a vote, which is likely to happen after Tuesday.
Pramila Jayapal is one of the most powerful leaders on Capitol Hill right now
Democratic Rep. Pramila Jayapal has risen quickly in the ranks of Washington to become a powerful progressive leader on Capitol Hill since first winning her House seat in 2016.
Eyes on Roberts, Kavanaugh and Barrett as SCOTUS considers Texas’ abortion ban
Since the challenge to a Texas abortion ban first reached the Supreme Court two months ago, the justices have conferred only in private over the law that flouts nearly a half century of abortion-rights rulings.
McAuliffe says Virginia election ‘is not about Trump’ after making former President central figure in campaign
Terry McAuliffe claimed on Saturday that the Virginia gubernatorial election is "not about Trump" -- even though the Democratic gubernatorial candidate has invoked the former Republican President perhaps more than any other political figure.
House select committee targets 134-year-old law in effort to prevent another January 6
Members of the January 6 committee are working on potential legislation to tighten the process of certifying a presidential election in an effort to eliminate contentious avenues that spurred the January 6 riot, sources tell CNN.
Washington Post: Trump lawyer John Eastman blamed Pence for January 6 violence by refusing to block 2020 election certification
A lawyer for then-President Donald Trump blamed Mike Pence for causing the violence at the US Capitol on January 6 with his refusal to block Congress' certification of the 2020 election results -- as the riot was occurring and the then-vice president hid from the mob who had breached the building, the Washington Post reported.
Trump lawyer John Eastman said ‘courage and the spine’ would help Pence send election to the House in comments before January 6
John Eastman, a conservative lawyer working with then-President Donald Trump's legal team, said in a radio interview in early January that then-Vice President Mike Pence had the power to throw the 2020 presidential election to the House of Representatives, saying it depended on whether Pence had "courage and the spine." Those comments are more direct
New January 6 court filings reveal what Trump is trying to keep secret from Congress
Specifics about former President Donald Trump's efforts to keep secret the support from his White House for overturning his loss of the 2020 election were revealed in late-night court filings that show more than 700 pages of handwritten notes, draft documents and daily logs his top advisers kept related to January 6.