Nicholas Wu

Several Democrats are pushing for Ohio GOP Rep. Max Miller to resign or face expulsion over allegations of domestic abuse, but privately some wouldn’t mind if he stuck around for now.

After Republican senators lunched with Vice President JD Vance, the contours of a deal to finish the Senate's summer business started becoming clearer.

“There's some movement in the right direction,” Sen. Katie Britt, R-Ala., told Semafor.

The News There's a reason why the Democratic challenger to Rep. Max Miller isn't talking much about the domestic abuse allegations against the Ohio Republican.

Will Scharf also chairs the National Capital Planning Commission, a body that oversees projects like the White House ballroom and Trump’s triumphal arch

The News Congressional progressives are starting to pitch a multi-pronged artificial intelligence and Big Tech regulation plan, and they hope to find common ground with civil libertarian-minded lawmakers on the right.

The News The final week of the race to fill former Rep. Eric Swalwell's, D-Calif., seat is being roiled by disputes over the role of the local Democratic Party and money.

The News Top tech companies whose CEOs have allied with President Donald Trump are staying quiet so far about a new Justice Department memo

Democrats are hoping a potential blue wave will make a Rep. Anna Paulina Luna’s district competitive.

Capitol Hill progressives are homing in on the “Block the Bombs Act.”