One lawsuit alleges a conspiracy to interfere with civil rights.

“I hate to leave good bills on the table, but I understand that some of my colleagues want to get back and start campaigning again,” Sen. John Kennedy said.

The company still wants the D.C. Council to make changes to a new delivery fee taking effect Thursday.

Rep. Tim Burchett has found trying to sell his handmade skateboards frustrating, given Congress’ typically toothless ethics rules.

The Sun will work with Washingtonian to distribute an initial six-month run of a monthly print publication.

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“I've kind of carved a little bit of an identity,” Rep. Tom Barrett said. Republicans know he’ll need luck, too.

The move comes after a federal judge blocked the administration’s effort to more tightly control the media outlets that have access to the president.

The perception of insider trading has prompted a wave of attack ads, and a last-ditch Senate vote.

The Trump administration has spent millions on campaign-style ad spots over the last week.

But is it only mostly dead?

The State Department proposed making aid conditional to the country’s ability to access sensitive data from the Zimbabwean government.

The FAA proposed a new rule in June that would make the certification “faster, simpler, and less expensive while maintaining the highest safety standards.”

The lawsuit argues the administration unlawfully blocked $56 million that Congress appropriated for nonprofits.

The defense secretary significantly expands his push to reduce the number of senior officers across the military.

A misconduct complaint wants Minnesota jurists who spoke to the media to step aside from cases involving immigration.

Lawmakers have been negotiating for months on the bill, which nearly fell apart several times.

“Now, if somebody said that that’s wrong, I’ll gladly pay the money,” the president said Wednesday.

The Tennessee Republican is seeking a symbolic sum in nominal damages from Smith.

The Justice Department has 14 days to turn over the memo for the judge to decide if part can be made public.

Attorneys for Brian Cole Jr. say his autism played into a confession and should not be used against him.

The president told the mostly Latino audience that enforcing his immigration policies has been “the hardest job” he’s had.

The Democratic candidate for Senate said he had made a “generalization” about residents’ views.

The Illinois Republican has not responded to the prediction market’s attempts to contact him about the probe, according to a source familiar with the investigation.

Sen. Martin Heinrich called the bill “all message and no substance.”

Senate leaders are looking to remove a key point of leverage for Democrats in case of a divided government.

Democrats largely opposed the Republican-backed effort, citing loopholes and voter ID “poison pill.”

“Everybody’s numbers dropped,” Paxton reportedly said at a private fundraiser.

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They hope a vote in the Senate Wednesday on a Jon Husted bill will provide an umbrella.

“Who knew Jack Smith was a Caitlin Clark fan?” Schmitt told CNN on Tuesday.

Because of legal battles over district lines, some of the state’s voters will cast a ballot in a different district in November than they did in the primary.

House Democratic leaders are trying to connect with a group of progressive candidates who have refused to support Hakeem Jeffries’ speaker bid, sources told The Washington Sun.

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The attorney general has faced questions over scuttling crypto investigations while invested in Bitcoin and Ethereum.

The expansion would boost ICE’s workforce by about 17%.

Many media outlets were denied entry. But Russell Brand was there. And Bryan Johnson was leading biological age tests.

Three appellate judges sided with a lower court’s finding that the president colluded with the IRS and the Treasury Department.

An appeals court heard oral arguments Tuesday over Judge James Boasberg’s review of whether Trump administration officials defied his court order.

President Trump has previously called for allies to pay the full cost of hosting U.S. troops abroad, with extra fees tacked on.

The “morally binding” agreement seeks to help U.S. companies outpace China and adversaries without government regulation.

An ethics document shows the former press secretary’s family holdings contain Trump’s social media company, defense contractors, oil companies and tech giants.

The artist publicly objected after the ad began airing last week, saying he “would never authorize my music to be used for ANY political agenda or campaign.”

Republicans blocked the measure, which would have terminated Trump administration changes to the ACA marketplace.

An ethics document shows the former press secretary’s family holdings contain Trump’s social media company, defense contractors, oil companies and tech giants.

The justices agreed to hear arguments over the speedy deportation policy in December.

The GAO has the power to sue the Trump administration over the Impoundment Control Act.