The staffer in Sen. Bob Menendez's office in charge of assisting the senator fill out his Senate financial disclosure forms described himself as "vaguely familiar" with the rules that govern the forms.
Talks in Congress on what to do on the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program continue, but have yielded little progress toward a clear plan, setting up a potential showdown at the end of the year.
Republican Sen. Jeff Flake's retirement Tuesday could actually boost his party's chances of holding onto his seat in Arizona in the 2018 midterm elections.
US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley issued a stern warning to South Sudan's president on Wednesday, telling him "the hate and the violence that we are seeing has to stop," or the United States will reconsider its financial support for the country.
Members of the House energy and commerce committee threatened to subpoena the Drug Enforcement Administration over documents related to opioid "pill dumping" in West Virginia.
After nearly 75 years, Filipino veterans of World War II were finally recognized for their military service and sacrifice on Wednesday as they were awarded the Congressional Gold Medal during a ceremony on Capitol Hill.
President Donald Trump, a day after public and nasty fissures opened within the Republican Party, told reporters his visit to Capitol Hill had been nothing but a "lovefest."
Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's former platoon leader and a former Navy SEAL testified Wednesday about the grueling conditions they endured as a result of Bergdahl's desertion.
Former president George H.W. Bush has responded after an actress alleged that he touched her inappropriately while he was sitting in his wheelchair during a photo op that took place a few years ago.
US Ambassador to New Zealand and Samoa Scott Brown says cultural differences prompted an investigation into comments he made that caused "offense" at an event in Samoa -- and that politics might have played a part as well.
San Juan's mayor, Carmen Yulin Cruz, called a multimillion dollar contract awarded to a small Montana firm to help restore power in parts of Puerto Rico "alarming" and said it should be canceled immediately.
House Republicans announced a probe into the circumstances surrounding the sale of a uranium mining company to Russia's Atomic Energy Agency, Rosatam, that was approved by the Obama administration in 2010. The deal had to be approved by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, a committee that is composed of representatives from several US government agencies, including the State Department, which at the time was led by Secretary Hillary Clinton.
Not once, not twice but three times over the last 18 hours, President Donald Trump took to Twitter to tout just how well received he was by Senate Republicans on Tuesday.