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What is in the $1.7 trillion spending bill passed by the House 05:26. Washington — CBS News has learned of a series of efforts on Capitol Hill in the final days of the 117th Congress to make it ...

A highly significant Congress has completed its two-year term, bookended by a remarkable set of events. In 2021, the violent Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol kicked off the 117th Congress, soon ...

Rep. Alcee Hastings, D-Fla., voted by proxy 93.5% of the time for the 92 votes he took before he died in April 2021, three months into the 117th Congress. Kirkpatrick did not vote on two occasions.

78 members of Congress violated the STOCK Act in the 117th session of Congress. The Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act of 2012 is designed to curb insider trading and requires timely ...

FAREWELL, 117th CONGRESS — It’s been a wild one. But the final to-do list item is to fund the government for the rest of the fiscal year.

Judy Woodruff: The 117th Congress is coming to an end, and with it ends the Democrats full control of the legislative branch of government. As it turns out, despite the narrow margins of the last ...

The 117th Congress has been strikingly functional. On a bipartisan basis, it has passed bills to build roads and other infrastructure; tighten gun safety; expand health care for veterans; ...

The 117th Congress has departed after November’s midterm elections where Republicans won control of the House. On Tuesday, members of the new 118th Congress swoop in. Before lawmakers can get ...

But on these criteria, the 117th Congress passed 12 major laws, near the average of 12.7 in 2001-21. Just five were bipartisan, the fewest since 2004.

The 117th Congress has been the most spendthrift in history, and this week it plans to go out with one final bipartisan back-slapping hurrah—a 4,155-page omnibus spending bill that is the worst ...

In the 118th Congress, the share of total child care bills that were bipartisan increased to 40.7 percent of all bills introduced—from 31.7 percent in the 117th Congress.