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“We’re not going to be stampeded by the White House or stampeded by the president,” he said. 

Chairman Goodlatte posed nearly a dozen questions to Deputy Attorney General James Cole in a letter shared with The Hill.

The choice could prove critical for the party on both policy and strategic grounds.

House lawmakers unveiled a bill that would force the DOJ to get a federal court’s approval before seizing journalists' records.

Lawmakers say they don’t know much more than the public on The Associated Press phone records controversy.

More than a month after the Boston Marathon bombings, the Senate candidates have become embroiled in an emotionally charged fight.

Rep. Steny Hoyer (D-Md.), the minority whip, equated the emergency aid to a case where a homeowner's furnace breaks down in the middle of winter.

The Speaker faced questions about whether the House would seek to offset any new disaster aid with spending cuts.

K Street lobbyists are confident their legislative priorities won’t be thrown off course by executive branch scandals.

Utah Republican Mia Love says she’s learned from mistakes that helped sink her campaign last November.