Congress

The president delivered his State of the Union address, where he criticized his 'predecessor' for interfering with Senators on border security issues

A new Wall Street Journal survey shows that almost 60% support the latest border security bill rejected by Republicans. Their views on other policies

A glance at the provisions of the $66 billion-plus package

"Our Lucha" war room is one of the latest efforts by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus to connect with Hispanic and Latino voters

Republicans continue showing internal divisions, as a faction in the Senate voted against the bill and House counterparts have expressed skepticism

Early voting has already started to replace the Republican congressman who was expelled following an investigation from the House Ethics Committee

The $118 billion package has a slim chance of passing, as some high-ranking Republicans have already spoken against it

Negotiators are frustrated as a faction within the Republican party is already rejecting the deal after months of calling for it

Members of Congress urged the Biden Administration to denounce human rights violations in the country

DACA Protection, Temporary Protected Status and Funding Shelters Among Congress Hispanic Caucus' Priorities

Members of the House Homeland Security Committee are meeting on Tuesday to move forward with the process, widely criticized by Democrats

Democratic Senator Chris Murphy anticipates that the House may commence voting on the bill this week, stating, "It is possible"

Washington's vital military assistance for Ukraine's fight against Russian invasion has dried up.

The U.S. has halted its aid to Ukraine until Congress passes new funding. Border security is key to unlocking the bill.

Arevalo's inauguration ceremony had been due to begin at 3pm local time (2100 GMT), after months of judicial machinations to block him from office after his vow to clamp down on deep-rooted corruption in the Central American nation.

The document, drafted 200 years after the landmark speech by then-President Monroe, also seeks the declassification of secret CIA files

President Joe Biden urged feuding US lawmakers Wednesday to approve military aid for Kyiv, warning that Russian President Vladimir Putin would not stop with Ukraine and could even clash with NATO.

Two intend to retire from public office, although one will likely be expelled, and the other will make a Senate run

The urgency to reach a deal before year-end adds pressure to the talks as Republicans seek more concessions

Disproportional representation in Congress can be illustrative of the effects of the challenges this demographic faces in this area

McCarthy is the first speaker in US history ousted from the job after fellow party members accused him of cooperating with Democrats

The initiative will now be discussed at the Senate for a vote before the midnight deadline

The two chambers of Congress are deadlocked, with a small group of Republicans in the House of Representatives pushing back against stopgap measures that would at least keep the lights on.

Brazil's Congress has voted to diminish the authority of two ministries dedicated to protecting Indigenous rights and environmental preservation.

The legislation was approved by the Senate several weeks ago in an anonymous vote, and it was then approved by the lower house of the Chilean Congress Tuesday.

Rahul Gandhi, who appeared in court for the punishment, is on bail for another 30 days and plans to file an appeal.

Honduras' Congress will start selecting the new members of the country’s Supreme Court this week, as President Xiomara Castro’s party seeks to push members who will give them more control of the government.

Supporters of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro storm three government buildings on Sunday as they continue their attempts to encourage the military to install him as President again.

The South American country's first-ever woman leader asked the opposition for a truce as she tried to end the turmoil sparked by Pedro Castillo, who had attempted to dissolve parliament and rule by decree.

Castillo became the third president since 2018 to be sacked under the "moral incapacity" provision in the constitution.