Congress

Over the past five months, Congress has sent important legislation to the President’s desk and passed numerous others through the House.

Speaker Nancy Pelosi (Calif.) is the most partisan Democrat in the House, while her deputy, Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.), is one of the most bipartisan lawmakers in the lower chamber, according to a survey conducted by The Hill.

This week was an extremely productive one in the House of Representatives. Most importantly, both the House and the Senate passed the final version of the Fiscal Year 2010 Budget Resolution, a document that lays out our most important national priorities for the years to come...

I am thrilled to welcome our two newest members– Congressmen Mike Quigley and Scott Murphy.

In President Obama’s first 100 days, Congress has sent a wide range of measures to his desk and passed numerous others through the House.

In the coming weeks, President Obama and Congress will continue to build on our work of the last several months to address the economic crisis by creating jobs, making health care more affordable, and transitioning to a clean energy economy.

A flash-based graphical timeline that details the Republican party's failures while controling Washington.

The Democratic 2008 budget turns away from the Bush Administration's failed policies that have created record deficits and debt, instead focusing on restoring fiscal responsibility...