Sen. Jon Husted's standalone voter ID bill was blocked by Sen. Jeff Merkley via unanimous consent amid the Senate's battle over the SAVE America Act.

GOP Representative Don Bacon said President Trump's comments about the late-Robert Mueller were "wrong and unchristian."

The GOP battle between Assemblyman Robert Smullen and Anthony Constantino has fractured a party hoping to hold the seat in Congress

Conservative hardliners who supported subpoenaing Attorney General Pam Bondi in the House Oversight Committee’s Jeffrey Epstein probe are now indicating that they are open to changing their position after Bondi met with the panel for a briefing that turned contentious with Democrats.

House Republican leaders will not bring a “clean” reauthorization of foreign surveillance powers up for a vote next week as they had hoped, a source familiar with the schedule confirmed to The Hill, as opposition to the program in both parties prevents swift passage.

In this week’s roundup, we bring you tales of inter-party kindness and intra-party contempt. A Democratic runoff candidate for a state Senate seat said he would suspend campaign activities after his GOP opponent suffered a health setback,

Republicans are bracing for President Trump to deploy U.S. troops on the ground in Iran as the conflict in the Middle East crosses into its third week with no signs of slowing down.

Cracks are emerging among congressional Republicans over the Iran war with key lawmakers skeptical about spending hundreds of billions of dollars to prolong the conflict and several refusing to support any money without a clear White House strategy.

Republicans in the state House of Representatives passed a bill Wednesday to ban the sale of Kratom and its synthetic form over claimed addictive, destructive effects. The bill passed in a partisan 56-48 vote,

The White House and House GOP prepare behind the scenes for bipartisan negotiations on their newly released federal AI framework. Senior Republicans are leaning toward dropping a bill from the AI package that would invite opposition from Google and Apple.

Although Democrats do not control the Senate floor, Schumer employed a little-used procedural maneuver to trigger a vote that would allow consideration of the bill.