Boehner asked Paul Ryan to step up and run to replace him, saying he's the only one who could unite the Republican conference.
A top Air Force official indicated Tuesday that budget uncertainty could force a halt on priorities.
The Senate voted to advance the National Defense Authorization Act conference report Tuesday under the threat of a veto from President Barack Obama.
Gen. John Campbell, commander of U.S. forces, told the Senate that Afghan forces cannot yet fight against the Taliban on their own.
The measure would give nearly every full-time and part-time District of Columbia employee 16 weeks of paid family leave.
Unflattering information about U.S. Rep. Jason Chaffetz, R-Utah, who chairs a committee investigating the agency, was made public.
Cecile Richards, the president of Planned Parenthood, testified before Congress Tuesday.
The potential replacement for Speaker John Boehner hasn't even been in Congress a decade.
U.S. House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner's plan to step down puts pressure on American companies that rely on the Export-Import Bank.
Conservatives don’t need the Republican Party’s money or support anymore, and that cost House Speaker John Boehner his job.
Immigration remains a hot topic in the U.S., but today's Congress has fewer immigrants than in years past.
Pope Francis spoke to Congress Thursday, addressing immigration, the death penalty, climate change and the family.
A federal decision to hire a for-profit prison company to oversee a detention program for undocumented immigrants has an Arizona congressman up in arms.
During his visit in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, Pope Frances met with President Barack Obama.
"High and rising debt harms the economy, and it will impose a large burden on future taxpayers," a report titled "Washington's Largest Monument: Government Debt" contends.
Two dozen Democrats broke with the president and joined Republicans in voting against the deal. The vote was largely a symbolic one.
Senate Democrats blocked a Republican resolution to reject the Obama administration’s agreement with Tehran.
The GOP has threatened to push for cutting off the group's federal support, perhaps tying that demand to several must-pass tax-and-spending measures.
Retired generals and flag officers from every branch of service signed the letter to Congress on Wednesday.
A newly obtained legal opinion from 2003 shows how the Bush administration viewed its duty to keep Congress informed.
The budget shortfall is predicted to drop in the next two years, then more than double by 2025.
The Associated Press reports that a side agreement with Iran and the International Atomic Energy Agency might not include inspectors.