Congress

He’ll join the Aspen Institute for the annual Symposium on the State of Race on Tuesday, April 4.

Eighty-seven percent of congressional aides claim a phone call could sway an undecided representative on an issue.

If this Obama-era retirement regulation is halted, millions of hard-working Americans could lose out on a great opportunity to save for their future.

Two senators have introduced a bipartisan bill aimed at lifting lower-income families out of poverty – an encouraging sign of progress.

After November, it is the legislature that will have the power to reunite our country.

Has the Obama administration held Iran’s feet to the fire?

Former members of Congress express concerns about U.S. politics.

In its most recent report, the Partnership for Public Service maintains that the issues facing our nation — including terrorism, government debt, and climate change — will not be solved until cooperation and compromise are commonplace within Congress.

With the geography of our voting landscape being drawn along party lines, where does the “one person, one vote” basis for democracy fit in?