While the midterm elections aren't until November, the state fights to draw district lines are very much happening now.

As crypto's popularity has increased, Washington has taken notice.

The Capitol will be largely quiet this year, with lawmakers spending most of their time back home campaigning for reelection.

The Senate left Washington last week without passing the Build Back Better Act. For Democrats, it's a sour note on which to end the year.

The FDIC, long a relatively sleepy financial regulatory agency, became the epicenter of partisan duel last week.

Almost a year into his presidency, President Biden has yet to nominate individuals for hundreds of high-level roles in his administration.

President Biden last week announced two important nominations at the Federal Reserve. He now seems poised to nominate a third key official.

President Joe Biden began Thanksgiving week by announcing he had asked Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell to stay on for a second term....

Reapportionment and a pessimistic view of the outcome of next year's midterms have many members of Congress thinking about retirement.

Control of Congress is on the ballot in the 2022 midterms. And with less than one year left, it's not looking good for Democrats.

Democrats had a miserable night watching yesterday's election returns. What happened, and what might it mean for the midterms?

An impasse on the tax portion of the Build Back Better Act has Democrats howling at the moon.

Next month's elections in Virginia could be an indication of what to expect nationally in the 2022 midterms.

The U.S. convinced 135 other countries to support a global minimum corporate tax; that was the easy part. Now comes enacting it into law.

Voters are increasingly worried about inflation and other economic indicators. That's not good news for Democrats.

Amidst partisan gridlock in Washington, the U.S. may be headed for a catastrophic default.

Congress is rapidly hurtling towards several deadlines, including the first-ever potential default on U.S. debt, with no clear path forward.

The pathway to enactment for the Democrats' human infrastructure and tax bill is looking increasingly difficult.

The SEC is expected to issue regulations next month requiring public companies to disclose climate change impact and board diversity data.

With Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's term expiring in February, President Biden must decide whether to nominate him for another stint.