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A House panel will convene to try and push a long-shot effort to extend the federal eviction moratorium after it's officially set to expire Saturday.

"Biden's carelessness threatens our national security," stated Representative Elise Stefanik, who has worked alongside fellow New Yorker Representative John Katko to draft legislation

Alejandro Mayorkas, the Homeland Security Secretary, has canceled all in-person events and will be working remotely this week after his office announced that he was exposed to someone with COVID-19

A group of senators from both parties announced on Wednesday that they have agreed on the specifics of a $1.2 trillion infrastructure bill, preserving a framework negotiated by President Biden last month

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy pulled all six Republican legislators from the Democrats' new select committee on economic disparities following House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's rejection of two of his nominees for the Jan. 6 commission, The Post has verified

A Dallas-based organization connected to certain legislators stated over the weekend that the rebellious Democrats have requested "care packages from home."

"There should be a route to gaining citizenship," he replied, "whether it has to be included in [reconciliation] is still uncertain," President Joe Biden stated

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy would not rule out yanking Rep. Liz Cheney from the influential House Armed Services Committee amid partisan squabbling over which lawmakers get to serve on the Jan. 6 commission.

In 2018, the team initiated a move away from its traditional imagery by no longer featuring the Chief Wahoo logo on their uniforms and hats

The National Defense Authorization Act "modifies the Military Selective Service Act to mandate the registration of women for Selective Service."

The Senate Armed Services Committee has approved a $25 billion boost to the defense budget in their annual spending bill.

Biden started by stating that he favored bringing back the practice where senators needed to be physically present in the Senate chamber to conduct a filibuster, but he didn't support any measures beyond that

Sen. Joe Manchin will support the nomination of Tracy Stone-Manning, President Biden's pick to lead the Bureau of Land Management, despite her alleged involvement in an eco-terrorist plot.

President Biden denounced socialism during a Thursday press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel, taking a swipe at the ideology that an increasing number of fellow Democrats embrace.

Biden will meet with a host of lawmakers Wednesday as he works to guide multiple infrastructure proposals through Congress -- gathering first for lunch with the Senate Democratic caucus on Capitol Hill before welcoming a bipartisan group of governors and mayors to the White House.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is calling on President Biden to stop denouncing and spreading "misinformation" about a sweeping election reform bill backed by Lone Star State Republicans.

Ibram X. Kendi, author of "How to Be an Antiracist," and American Federation of Teachers president, Randi Weingarten fired back at GOP opposition to CRT.

Government ethics monitors and art critics are both expressing their worries as the president's son, Hunter Biden, gets ready for his debut solo art show this autumn

A professor at the US Air Force Academy is calling critical race theory "vital" to her students as "our nation's future military leaders" in a new op-ed.

Secretary of Health and Human Services, Xavier Becerra, told legislators that his department required funding to guarantee the protection of unaccompanied migrant children coming to the border

A pair of House Republicans traded barbs on Twitter about requiring the COVID vaccine for all US military personnel, amid a long shot push to bar The Pentagon from mandating the jab.

A coalition of moderate House lawmakers is endorsing the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal in the Senate, marking a huge step forward.

NPR is encountering significant criticism after it scrutinized the Declaration of Independence on July 4th, stating that the document contains "imperfections and deeply rooted hypocrisies."

Beijing has been vocal, especially in recent weeks, in slamming the United States for pushing forward with its troop withdrawal, citing the deteriorating situation on the ground.

President Biden struggled to answer a reporter's question over the weekend on a topic he had just been briefed on, needing to reach for notes after being distracted by a cashier while checking out at a Michigan pie shop.