Clearing the House is just the first hurdle for the bill, which will also have to pass muster with a Senate Republican conference that is telegraphing changes ahead.

Oklahoma Senators are ready to review the measure President Donald Trump dubbed "One Big Beautiful Bill." Here's what's next for the measure.

By now you’ve heard about the threats from the federal government to “defund” America's public broadcasting stations. From this month’s executive order to block funding for NPR and PBS, to a threatened “claw back” of already approved funding for local stations like KVPR,

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas — A senate bill aimed to increase criminal penalties for assault and harassment against utility employees cleared the House of Representatives this week. Senate Bill 482 was introduced after many utility workers were met with hostility while trying to restore power in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl.

According to Governor Kathy Hochul, it’s estimated that 1.5 million New Yorkers could lose their Medicaid coverage or Essential plan if a budget passed by the U.S. House of

GOP leaders insist they aren't trying to end the 60-vote rule. Democrats warned that by ignoring the parliamentarian in this case, they are "going nuclear" on the filibuster.

The Senate’s identity as a deliberative body hinges on its commitment to rules and traditions, even when they inconvenience the majority.