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The congressional staffer who allegedly taped himself having sex in the room may have violated policy but committed no crime, according to Capitol Police.
A woman died during the January 6 insurrection and countless others were seriously injured, including Capitol police trying to protect lawmakers.
LGBT legislation is finally on the move, with new developments on DOMA and DADT repeal, immigration reform, and more. Now the race is on to capitalize before the 2010 election.
Greene, outraged by a clip of a trans woman attempting to breastfeed, says the woman and her husband should lose custody of their child.
The diocese of Gozo said it was opening an investigation after a Roman Catholic priest on the Maltese island said he fondled Mark Foley and was naked in saunas with the former U.S. congressman when he was a boy in Florida.
Move over, Lover's Lane — it seems the new hot hookup spot is ... Capitol Hill.
Graham and Ted Cruz went after a nominee who once served in Congress as a Democrat and supported the pro-LGBTQ+ rights Equality Act.
Film and TV companies, which have shot many productions in the state, should pull out their business if the governor doesn't veto the "license to discriminate" bill, says Chad Griffin.
A battle between authoritarianism and the rule of law is being waged, writes former FBI agent Susan SurfTone.
U.S. Rep. Jim Bridenstine -- the man Trump wants to head the space agency -- is a relic of the past.
A recent scandal involving a Democratic Senate aide has right-wingers pointing fingers, but there are plenty of conservatives with salacious histories.
Desiree Fairooz was forcibly removed and arrested after laughing during Jeff Sessions's Senate confirmation hearing.
The suggestive remarks and propositions are all about power, the women point out.
Bowen Yang says he has no idea how to cover the recent gay Senate sex tape leak on SNL, but he's sure that the role will be his if they write it.
Transportation secretary baffled by lawmaker’s insistence that seasons and climate change are the same.
The panel discussed the Republican onslaught of attacks against the transgender community.
A Senate panel on Thursday advanced a measure that would amend the U.S. Constitution to ban same-sex marriage as committee chairman Arlen Specter shouted "Good riddance!" to Democrat Russ Feingold (pictured), who stormed out of the tense session.
