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Congress

  • State of the Union Ratings: How Many People Watched Biden’s Joint Address?

    Fewer people have been watching the State of the Union and Joint Address to Congress over the past several years, even as it becomes easier to watch the speeches online through livestreams. Analysts watched carefully to see if the trend would continue with President Joe Biden.

  • Read: Joe Biden’s Joint Address to Congress Full Transcript

  • PHOTOS: Kamala Harris’ Suit at State of the Union Address

  • Who Is Designated Survivor for State of the Union 2021?

  • State of the Union 2021 Watch Party Food & Drinks Ideas: Host Tips for the Joint Address

  • How to Attend State of the Union 2021 Watch Parties Near Me

    President Joe Biden will deliver his first address to Congress tonight and speak on the State of the Union in 2021. A watch party can be in-person or virtual.

  • Nestor Galban, Matt Gaetz’s ‘Son’: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

  • NBA Games Today: Will US Capitol Riots Suspend League Play?

  • Josh Hawley’s Family: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know

  • What Time Is the Electoral College Certification? When Does Congress Meet?

  • ‘Amen & Awoman:’ Rep. Emanuel Cleaver Says in Opening Prayer for Congress

    Democratic lawmaker Emanuel Cleaver caused some confusion when he ended the opening prayer for the 117th Congress with "amen and awomen." Hear the awoman prayer.

  • Stimulus 2: McConnell Says ‘No Realistic Path’ for $2,000 Checks

  • Stimulus 2: Student Loan Payments to Resume February, Pause Not Extended

  • Stimulus 2: House Will Vote Next Week to ‘Increase’ Checks, Pelosi Says

  • Extra Unemployment: 12 Million Americans Lose Benefits Day After Christmas

  • Stimulus 2: Schumer Says ‘I’m in’ After Trump Demands $2,000 Checks

  • Stimulus 2: Mnuchin Says $600 Checks Will Be Sent out ‘Next Week’

  • Stimulus 2: McConnell Says Senate ‘Not Going Anywhere’ in Final 48-Hour Stretch

  • Second Stimulus: White House Seeks to Repurpose $140 Billion for Aid

  • Second Stimulus: McConnell Seeks to Put Aside Differences Until 2021

    As stimulus talks continue, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell suggested both sides of the aisle put aside their differences until next year.

  • WATCH: Rep. Louis Gohmert’s Tooth Falls Out During Press Conference

  • Second Stimulus: Pelosi Makes ‘New Offer’ to McConnell

  • Second Stimulus: 12 Million to Lose Jobless Benefits Day After Christmas

  • Second Stimulus: Biden & Democrats Show Signs of Accepting Smaller Bill

  • Stimulus Package 2: McConnell Says Congress Can ‘Repurpose’ Money for Aid

    As stimulus talks begin to resume on Capitol Hill, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is pushing to repurpose unused Federal Reserve funds.

  • Stimulus Package 2: Pelosi Asks McConnell to Meet at ‘the Table’

  • Second Stimulus: McConnell Calls Dems’ Bill ‘Unserious’ As Talks Falter

  • Stimulus 2: McConnell Becoming ‘Dr. No’ of Negotiations, Schumer Says

  • Stimulus Checks 2: A Check Could Come Before 2021, But It’s Unlikely

  • Stimulus 2: Pelosi, Schumer Want HEROES Act as ‘Starting Point’ in New Talks

    As stimulus bill negotiations begin to restart, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says she wants to use the Heroes Act for inspiration.