Congress

A new comprehensive study from the Wounded Warrior Project found that female veterans face higher rates of unemployment and are more likely to have depression, PTSD and anxiety than their male counterparts.

Lobbyist money and meetings complicate the Democratic incumbent's re-election fight in what's expected to be one of the most competitive Senate races of 2024.

Freshmen Marc Molinaro and Mike Lawler of New York opened the door to end-running Speaker Kevin McCarthy and partnering with Democrats if the GOP stalemate persists.

Speaker Kevin McCarthy brought up a vote to advance a bill to fund the Defense Department. For the second time this week, it failed.

Despite the former president's efforts, a government shutdown wouldn’t halt the four criminal cases against him.

Paxton, who was acquitted last week on 16 impeachment articles, also accused the Democratic Biden administration of being behind the state GOP-led impeachment effort.

Investigators want to know if the New Jersey Democrat offered to contact the Justice Department to try to help a man who was accused of banking crimes.

Air Force Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. was confirmed as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. President Joe Biden nominated him four months ago.

The Pennsylvania Democrat issued the statement after Republicans expressed outrage about the Senate dress code being loosened.

Tuberville, R-Ala., tried force a vote on Gen. Eric Smith’s promotion to Marine Corps commandant — but Majority Leader Schumer appeared to beat him to the punch.

Elizabeth Tsurkov, who has Israeli and Russian citizenship, was abducted in March while doing research in Iraq “simply because she is Jewish and Israeli,” the two senators said.