The Trump administration reached an agreement to end a lawsuit brought by voting rights advocacy groups over a now-rescinded policy that barred nonprofits from registering new US citizens to vote at ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pushed the International Monetary Fund to call out “distortionary policies” by non-market economies that are posing challenges for global policymakers, in an apparent ...

Federal authorities are investigating “multiple letters containing suspicious substances” that were mailed nationwide including to “multiple Congressional offices,” according to an email sent to some ...

The Federal Housing Administration will now insure financing for single-family homes, duplexes, and triplexes that are built for the rental market in another bid to fight rising housing costs.

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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expressed frustration and a feeling of betrayal over Donald Trump’s diesel deal with Vladimir Putin and US restrictions on Kyiv’s military use of satellite terminals.

Germany will press the European Union to quickly place quotas on additional sectors of goods being imported from China, replicating a cap the bloc is planning to impose on hybrid vehicles.

Sens. Daines and Merkley are leading a push to rework Senate rules in hopes of easing gridlock and creating more viable pathways for bipartisan deals.

The selection of Congress’ nonpartisan watchdog could become the next fight with the White House over who controls the power of the purse.

Senate Democrats demanded answers from Meta Platforms, Inc. on whether it used a dubious tax strategy to reap billions in federal breaks to fund data center construction.

Monthly checks for nearly 72 million Americans receiving Social Security benefits will increase by 3.6% in 2027, the most in four years.

The Education Department is under fire for employing federal funding tactics that the Senate’s top Democratic appropriators say have put major restrictions on how many states, schools, and education ...