Michael Cohen, President Trump’s former lawyer, is posing a public relations threat, as well as a legal one, to the White House as he keeps himself center stage in the media.
President Trump faces new legal troubles stemming from recent developments in the sprawling federal investigations into his associates and 2016 campaign.
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke will depart the administration amid growing controversy over allegations that he violated ethics rules, Timothy Cama and Miranda Green report.
Senators are heading toward a contentious floor fight as GOP leadership tries to squeeze in a White House-backed criminal justice bill by the end of the year, Jordain Carney writes.
A promise by Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) to stage a vote on leadership term limits is exposing the deep generational divide expected to tug at Democrats when they take back the House next month, Melanie Zanona and Mike Lillis write.
Congressional Black Caucus (CBC) and Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) members are finding themselves courted by lobbyists after Democrats won the House for the first time in eight years, Alex Gangitano reports.
The House unanimously passed legislation on Thursday to overhaul how Congress handles sexual harassment claims, sending the long-stalled effort to President Trump’s desk, Melanie Zanona reports.
House Democrats are planning to vote next year on bills that address gun violence as a public health concern, marking the party's first steps back into a divisive debate after being in the minority for eight years, Nathaniel Weixel reports.
Pressure is already mounting on Congress to secure the 2020 presidential race from foreign cyberattacks or interference just weeks after the midterm elections, Jacqueline Thomsen and Olivia Beavers write.
