Hundreds of military nominees were confirmed unanimously on the Senate floor just hours after Alabama's Tommy Tuberville ended his hold on most promotions.

The House will hold a formal vote to authorize the ongoing Republican-led impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden next week, Speaker Mike Johnson announced Tuesday.

Why are some members of Congress successful at investing in the stock market? A group of internet sleuths put these elected officials under the microscope. ABC News’ Jay O’Brien explains.

North Carolina Rep. Patrick McHenry won't seek reelection to the U.S. House next year after all

Mitch McConnell insists the aid be tied to border security improvements.

Mike Johnson's spokesman walked back his comment that he was blurring footage from Jan. 6 in order to protect participants from being charged by law enforcement

George Stephanopoulos interviews Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., on “This Week.”

The House on Friday voted to expel Republican Rep. George Santos on Friday, a historic move that hasn’t happened in more than 20 years.

As a former member, the New York Republican could still access the House floor.

Despite many Republicans calling for Santos' removal, top GOP representatives, including Johnson, will vote no to oust him.

Santos is only the sixth lawmaker to be removed from the body.

She said Speaker Mike Johnson promised her a vote at a later time.

Paul performed the Heimlich maneuver on Ernst at a GOP lunch, she confirmed.

Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee have voted to authorize subpoenas for two prominent conservatives who arranged luxury travel and other benefits for Supreme Court justices

Majority Leader Chuck Schumer raised concerns about growing antisemitism in the U.S. and the “deep fear” Jewish people experience today on the Senate floor Wednesday.

Majority Leader Chuck Schumer raised concerns about growing antisemitism in the U.S. and the “deep fear” Jewish people experience today on the Senate floor Wednesday.

Rep. George Santos remained defiant ahead of an expulsion vote on the House floor -- saying he didn't care about a move that triggered another push to oust him.

Lawmakers are returning from their Thanksgiving break Monday with much work to accomplish and relatively little time to accomplish it in.

A scathing Ethics Committee report found substantial evidence of lawbreaking.

Only five times in history has a member of the U.S. House of Representatives been expelled.

Several House Democrats are putting the pressure on the Biden administration to protect the vulnerable children in Gaza as war rages on in the enclave.

Democratic Rep. Anna Eshoo is not running for reelection next year

More than a dozen Democratic senators asked Biden to do more to work with Israel to protect innocent civilian lives and to get humanitarian aid to the war-torn region.

Six Members of Congress visited Parkland, Florida, on Monday to tour the site of the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School mass shooting.

Johnson, speaker for less than a month, may be facing a fight from fellow Republicans when they return from Thanksgiving break to vote on government funding cuts.

The new resolution comes one day after the House Ethics Committee said its investigation "revealed a complex web of unlawful activity" involving Santos.

The war between Israel and Hamas has not only shifted the American political landscape, but it's also paved the way for some bitter Democratic primary fights in 2024.

Republican Sen. Tommy Tuberville continued to block the military nominees from being confirmed on the floor Wednesday night.

Gabe Amo was elected last week as Rhode Island’s first Black representative in Congress. He joins “GMA3” to talk about his historic win.

In another long night of Republican infighting, a group of senators again failed to maneuver around GOP Sen. Tommy Tuberville's blockade of military nominations.

Senate leaders voted Wednesday night in favor of a short-term government funding bill averting a shutdown.

The Senate must act before a Friday deadline, after the House passed a funding bill Tuesday night to keep the government running.

Rep. Angie Craig's new victim impact statement after being assaulted in her apartment building states her "mental and emotional" recovery is ongoing

New speaker of the House Mike Johnson faced significant opposition from his own party to get lawmakers to pass a short-term bill to keep the government funded through early next year.

A senator could vote for an infrastructure bill, then buy stock in concrete. Or they could sit on the Armed Services Committee and trade in defense contractors stock.

The bill passed 336-95. Almost twice as many Democrats voted for it than Republicans.

Rep. Angie Craig was attacked in her Washington apartment building on Thursday morning, her office said later that day

Tim Burchett claimed Kevin McCarthy elbowed him in the back after a House GOP meeting on Tuesday morning

Sam Miele, a fundraiser for Rep. George Santos pleaded guilty to wire fraud Tuesday in connection with impersonating an aide to then-House Speaker Kevin McCarthy.

The House is set to hold a floor vote Tuesday on a plan Speaker Mike Johnson has pitched to avert a government shutdown -- yet it appears he will need Democrats’ votes.

With Friday’s deadline approaching, our panel discusses newly-elected speaker of the House Mike Johnson’s two-step plan to avert a government shutdown right before Thanksgiving.

The House of Representatives voted Monday night to refer a resolution to impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas to the House Homeland Security committee.

House Speaker Mike Johnson has a plan to avoid a government shutdown. But if the rest of Washington doesn't agree, here's how a shutdown could impact your holiday plans.

Mike Johnson is facing pushback from both sides of the aisle over his new plan to stop the looming government shutdown.

Johnson has until the end of the week to help avert a government shutdown.

Johnson’s two-part proposal would keep parts of the government, like housing and transportation, funded through Jan. 19 and other parts, like homeland security, funded through Feb. 2.

Speaker of the House Mike Johnson is pitching his plan to fellow Republicans, but has already garnered thumbs-down from at least three GOP members. The White House calls the plan “unserious.”

Rep. Greg Murphy, R-NC, joins "The Big Story" to discuss funding battles on Capitol Hill.

Sen. Tommy Tuberville continues to attract controversy for once again blocking hundreds of military nominees over the Defense Department's abortion policy.

West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin says he will not seek re-election, giving Republicans a major opportunity to flip his Senate seat. ABC News’ Andrea Fujii explains.