As a funding deadline looms, the Democrats say Congress has ceded too much power to the president on spending and tariffs.

Legal Newsletter looks at a looming decision from the Supreme Court on Trump's freezing of congressionally approved spending, plus other legal news.

It’s the first lawsuit seeking to invalidate at least one part of Trump’s executive order taking control of independent ...

Going case by case, regulators have halted investigations and withdrawn or paused lawsuits against top crypto companies and ...

What’s to become of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), and how will the Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) ...

Several employees at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) said in a series of court filings Thursday that the ...

In a trove of statements released late Thursday, federal employees said that the mass layoff was discussed in meetings they ...

The Senate on Thursday sent a resolution to repeal a rule governing the implementation of a fee on excess methane emissions ...

President Trump on Thursday threw his support behind advancing a “clean” stopgap funding measure, urging Congress to move his ...

For now, Victoria Spartz and Mike Johnson have struck a delicate truce. But if others are thinking about crossing her, they should look at her tumultuous rise in politics.

Sonderling fielded questions about his independent contractor and joint employer views, but more senators took him to task ...

Congressional negotiators racing to avert a government shutdown next month appear to have hit a wall on the question of ...