The increases came as changes in campaign finance rules made it easier to spend campaign dollars on security, a recognition of the nation’s changing threat outlook.

The short-term funding bill, known as a continuing resolution, would keep the government running until Oct. 31, but is likely to face opposition in the Senate.

Second edition of The Trump Trials, a weekly newsletter on developments in Donald Trump’s four criminal trials.

Nikki Haley casts herself as the only Republican who can beat President Biden. But in a party dominated by Donald Trump, that argument may go only so far.

Garrett Ziegler, an often-provocative former Trump White House staffer, seeks to influence House investigations and the public discussion

The 44-year-old man who was arrested had a loaded gun and a badge impersonating a U.S. marshal, according to police.

The House speaker directed an impeachment inquiry into President Biden based on “allegations,” making the process a debasement of what was intended to be a constitutional vehicle to remove a president for malfeasance

Trump has shown more interest in lobbying to expunge his own impeachments than in the Biden impeachment inquiry.

DeSantis’s posture against the shots is at odds with the advice of leading public health officials and experts and shows how he has sought to make his position a 2024 campaign issue.

Speaker Kevin McCarthy has less than 2 weeks two get his conference united around a plan to keep the government open.

Americans broadly support term limits for Congress. Here’s how the proposal from Republicans Ted Cruz and Ralph Norman would change Capitol Hill.

Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) said she’s “truly sorry” after she and a companion were booted for singing and “causing a disturbance” during a performance in Denver.

Prosecutors say veteran D.C. judge Tanya Chutkan’s statements in sentencing two Capitol attack defendants do not show she has prejudged Trump.

The measure is an attempt to thwart plans by the former president and his allies to replace career government officials with political loyalists if he’s reelected.

Newly reported testimony from participants of a 2022 meeting about the Hunter Biden investigation undercuts key claims from IRS whistleblower Gary Shapley.

As federal overseers took over most of District finances in the 1990s, tensions grew between Mr. Faircloth and D.C. Mayor Marion Barry.

Democrats can pretend otherwise, but comments from Nancy Pelosi, Jamie Raskin and Gavin Newsom about Harris’s political future are conspicuous.

The two likely 2024 candidates are viewed as similarly — but not equivalently — corrupt or mentally unfit.

His deficit has grown but the real story may be the broader distaste he has created among Americans.

Is it that Democrats want President Biden to step down? Or is it that this is still a way to protect the president? We’ll see!