Justin Papp

Congressional aides describe rising calls and casework as constituents ask for help dealing with Trump and Musk’s sweeping actions.

Washington's police department is investigating an alleged assault involving Florida Rep. Cory Mills, as well as probing its own response.

Tim Curran, a longtime editor with Roll Call and The Washington Post, was found dead in his Washington, D.C., home on Sunday. He was 57.

A series of bills by House Republicans, seemingly aimed at currying favor, would almost be funny if they weren’t so serious, Democrats say.

The recruits were off duty at the time of the accident and had been attending the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center there, according to police.

A person arrested Monday at the Capitol with knives and Molotov cocktails was targeting Republican officials, court filings say.

“We are severely disappointed in the security failure,” House Administration leaders said, vowing to scrutinize screening procedures.

Though the inauguration in recent memory has typically taken place on the Capitol's West Front, there is precedent for moving it indoors.

Past efforts to ban lawmakers from trading or owning individual stocks have withered, but some see an opening with Donald Trump as president.

“The truth still matters,” Daniel Hodges said, as he prepared to head back to the Capitol as a guest of Sen. Adam B. Schiff.