US Congress

Understanding the Perceived Threat of Sharia Law in the United States

Debate over Sharia law and its potential influence in the United States has become a recurring topic in political discussions, public policy debates, and...

Why the United States Congress Is So Concerned with the Epstein Files

The continuing congressional interest in materials commonly referred to as the “Epstein files” reflects far more than curiosity about a high-profile criminal case. For...
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The State of the Union Address: Constitutional Duty, Political Theater, and Legislative Catalyst

The State of the Union Address (SOTU) is one of the most recognizable political events in the United States....

Chuck Schumer, the Pride Flag, and the National Debate Over Symbolism in America

Introduction In early 2026, a cultural and political controversy erupted that quickly moved from a historic New York City park...

Top Stories in Congress This Week (February 2026): Funding Fight, Border Debate, Medicare Pressure & National Security

As Congress moves deeper into the first quarter of 2026, lawmakers face mounting pressure on multiple fronts: a looming...

What Happens If Rep. Neal Dunn (R-Fla.) Retires Before Completing His Term?

What happens if Rep. Neal Dunn of Florida resigns or retires before finishing his congressional term? Learn how House vacancies are filled, Florida’s special election process, and the potential impact on the balance of power in Congress.

How Voting Works in Congress

1. Congress Is Bicameral: Two Chambers Vote Separately The U.S. Congress consists of: The House of Representatives (435 voting members) The Senate...

Congressional Insider Trading: Power, Profits, and Public Trust

Few issues erode public confidence in government as quickly as the perception that elected officials are profiting from inside...