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After passing bipartisan gun legislation last year, senators clashed over the next steps in addressing gun violence during a hearing Tuesday morning.

Congress is aiming to pass a foreign aid package by year's end for key U.S. allies, including Israel and Ukraine.

Sen. Mitt Romney’s colleagues praised the idea of establishing a commission that tackles the national debt. Read more here.

U.S. President Joe Biden signed a temporary spending bill into law on Nov. 16, averting the impending government shutdown but leaving the issue of continued aid for Ukraine unaddressed.

Rep. Kathy Manning led a prayer at a rally where participants denounced antisemitism and called for hostages to be freed.

Knives out for Mike Johnson over what Steve Bannon described as "abject surrender"

Support for further Ukraine aid has weakened in Congress, and Oleksandra “Sasha” Ustinova is working hard to boost it back up. Ustinova, a member of the Ukrainian parliament, is making regular five-day visits to Washington, looking to convince as many lawmakers as she can to approve additional funding and weapons for her war-torn country. “We’re…

A majority of surveyed Americans said they support the breaking up Ticketmaster and Live Nation Entertainment, according to a poll released Tuesday. The poll, which was commissioned by Ticketmaster rival SeatGeek, found bipartisan support for breaking up the company, which merged together in 2010. After receiving a short explanation of the 2010 merger…

The U.S. House of Representatives is holding a floor vote Tuesday on Speaker Mike Johnson's resolution to avoid a government shutdown.

House Democrats are lining up behind the GOP’s short-term proposal to fund the government, predicting there will be plenty of bipartisan support to pass the legislation through the lower chamber this week and send it to the Senate. Emerging from a closed-door caucus meeting in the Capitol basement on Tuesday morning, a host of Democrats,…