Congress

It's more than a revolving door we're talking about. Itu2019s an incest fest.

Minnesota's most heavily Native American precincts more decisively rejected a state constitutional amendment that would have required photo ID to vote than did precincts with fewer Native voters.

WIth the close of election season, the Solutions column returns to the business of identifying ways to rein in defense spending.

All we won on Tuesday night was the outside chance of not losing. What is made of that very slim margin is entirely up to you.

The former Honolulu city councilwoman, state legislator and combat veteran shares her views on Afghanistan, Iran, drones and military spending.

The first-ever National Policy Score Card lets the public hold Congress accountable on food policy.

The stakes are too high to choose

A troubling narrative raises questions about death of graft bill in Congress.

A half-percent tax on all financial transactions makes it to Congress.

This week, Congress prepares to abuse the Constitution again, by extending its 2008 amendments to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act