Thursday, a Democratic senator introduced an amendment in the Senate Appropriations Committee to "retain, preserve and compile" any records related to the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Yet, with control of Congress -- the House of Representatives specifically -- determined by a handful of seats, it’s arguably the most consequential lawsuit in recent memory.

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Slow-moving congressional time management faced a test with President Trump's July 4 deadline for "big, beautiful bill," and ...

It was the final stretch for Republicans to pass the first cornerstone of President Trump’s agenda, and it was chock-full of late nights, early mornings, and plenty of historic moments in between.

The juxtaposition at the weekend was apt: one big, ugly bill in Washington and one big, garish wedding in Venice.