Brendan Pedersen

Eighty-six percent of GOP respondents said they are excited to celebrate America’s anniversary, while half (50%) of Democratic staffers said they are not excited at all.

First , some big news. White House crypto adviser Patrick Witt is leaving his post, according to a person familiar with his departure.

Corporate America is raising hell about a provision in the Senate’s annual defense policy bill.

It's finally showtime for the Clarity Act. Things are off to a bad start.

The Senate's two-week sprint to the August recess will focus mostly on Cabinet-level nominations while party leaders try to pass a Russia sanctions

The Federal Reserve will conclude its most uncertain interest rate meeting in years Wednesday afternoon.

Senate GOP leaders have a bunch of items on the agenda before the August recess — and very little clarity on when, how and if it will all get done.

After days of slow-motion negotiations, Senate Majority Leader John Thune has set up a series of high-profile votes today, including on the Russia sanctions bill and a short-term government funding package.

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh held a flurry of meetings with members of Congress in June, according to a review of Warsh's public calendar.

First in the Vault. The Treasury Department will publish a major proposed rulemaking implementing the GENIUS Act later Monday morning, according to officials briefed on the plans.