The bill now heads to president’s desk for signing.

Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul says he was tested a week ago for the novel coronavirus, but continued working at the Capitol because he “felt that it was highly unlikely” he was sick since he had no symptoms of the illness

As leaders from Congress and the White House toiled in high-stakes negotiations on a mammoth $1 trillion-plus economic rescue package Friday, President Donald Trump unleashed fury over questions of his handling of the coronavirus outbreak

This makes Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., the third member of Congress to announce a positive diagnosis for COVID-19.

Congress has taken a first step toward addressing errors made by the FBI during its investigation of the Trump campaign and Russia

The Senate on Wednesday gave final congressional approval to a measure overturning Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ rules making it harder for students to get loans erased after being misled by for-profit colleges

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock formally announced he is running for the U.S. Senate, challenging the Republican incumbent.

President Donald Trump on Friday signed an $8.3 billion measure to help tackle the coronavirus outbreak that has killed 12 people in the U.S. and infected more than 200.

Senate Democrats have blocked a pair of Republican bills that would ban most late-term abortions and threaten prison for doctors who don’t try saving the life of infants born alive during abortions.

Imprisoned ex-Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich’s sentence has been commuted. After months of speculation, President Donald Trump announced the decision as he prepared to board Air Force One Tuesday. “Yes, we commuted the sentence of Rod Blagojevich,” Trump said. “He served eight years in jail, a long time. He seems like a very nice person – don’t know him.”  Trump...

The Senate approved a bipartisan measure Thursday limiting President Donald Trump’s authority to launch military operations against Iran.

In the week since his acquittal on impeachment charges, a fully emboldened President Donald Trump is demonstrating his determination to assert an iron grip on government.

Exacting swift punishment against those who crossed him, an emboldened President Donald Trump ousted two government officials who had delivered damaging testimony against him during his impeachment hearings. The president took retribution just two days after his acquittal by the Senate. First came news Friday that Trump had ousted Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman, the decorated soldier and national security aide…

President Donald Trump is on the verge of acquittal by the Senate.

Seth Meyers takes a closer look at Senate Republicans acquitting President Donald Trump after an impeachment trial with no witnesses.

Sen. Doug Jones, D-Ala., explained on the Senate floor why he thinks the House managers presented enough evidence to vote to remove President Donald Trump from office.

President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial heads toward a historic conclusion this week.

President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial continued Friday, with senators rejecting the idea of summoning witnesses or subpoenaing documents, all but ensuring his acquittal in final vote likely to happen as soon as Wednesday. Follow our coverage of Friday’s developments below:

President Donald Trump’s Senate impeachment trial resumed Thursday with hours of more questions to House Democrats prosecuting the case and the White House legal team. Questions posed during Wednesday’s session provided a window into the thinking of senators who until now had been silent inside the chamber. Once the questions phase ends, the Senate will debate on whether to...

President Donald Trump’s impeachment trial continued with the question-and-answer session Wednesday after his defense team closed out opening arguments. Under the procedural rules adopted in a marathon 11-hour session on the first day of the trial, senators will get 16 hours over two days to ask questions. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said Tuesday that the questions would alternate between…