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Winning control of the most sought-after committees in the House can come with a hefty price tag — in party dues. The eight lawmakers atop the four panels dubbed “A” committees transferred more than $5.2 million from their own political accounts to their respective parties’ campaign arms in the 2022 cycle, according to a new report shared first with CQ Roll Call by Issue One, which advocates ...

"This is like having your brother-in-law be the judge," said one ethics advocate, referring to the perils of the House Ethics Committee.

From the commentary: By passing bipartisan laws and enforcing strong ethics, our elected leaders can once again demonstrate that they are working for the people and promoting the common good.

Arizona Republican Mark Finchem reportedly paid a sizable portion of his campaign funds to a far-right firm. He wasn't the only election denier to do so.

Some changes would limit the ability for non-affiliated voters to take part in primary elections, and some would include them in the primary process.

A new literary journal full of well known writers will be launched on Leeside tomorrow, Friday.

A group of senators asked the panel to investigate "improper conduct" by the two Republicans. But the committee has long been seen as a "black hole."

GREEN BAY, Wis. –Students graduating from UW-Green Bay’s associate, undergraduate and graduate programs in December will hear from two inspiring speakers. F

WASHINGTON — Legislation to overhaul how Congress counts presidential electoral votes should be attached to the must-pass spending omnibus bill on its way out of the Senate, Sens. Joe Manchin

Structural reforms like ranked-choice voting could take decades. The right leader could expedite the process and save the republic in the meantime.