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Richard Smith, former CEO of the credit reporting firm, testified in front of the House Energy and Commerce Committee Tuesday.

The written remarks of former Equifax CEO Richard Smith was released in advance of his testimony in front of Congress Tuesday.

Facebook reportedly shared information with Google as search engine company investigates Russia's use of platform during U.S. election.

Twitter handed over information regarding Russian interference on the site and its Facebook account connections to the U.S. government Thursday.

[hold for tech editor] Under a search warrant, Facebook handed over information on Russian ads from fake accounts to Mueller for Russia investigation.

The proposed plan for the U.S. was slammed by critics — but similar point systems already exist in Canada, Australia and other nations.

A new Congressional Budget Office analysis shows that a bill introduced by Sanders and Senate Democrats allowing foreign drug imports would save the federal government $6 billion. But other Democrats aren't onboard.

The House and Senate released a deal Saturday that imposed sanctions on Russia, Iran, and North Korea for undermining American interests.

Republicans have slipped provisions into appropriations bills to prevent the SEC from requiring companies to disclose their political spending.

Journalist turned away for not wearing sleeves in Speaker's lobby.

A website is helping people get their papers in order so they can mail their ashes to a GOP congress member if they become uninsured and die.

James T. Hodgkinson Facebook page was removed and his Yelp! page has an alert on it after he was identified as the suspect in the Congress shooting.

According to a New York Times report, this could be a collaborative effort by anti-Trump critics to force the president to reveal his tax returns, which he has refrained from doing till now.

This is the fifth time that Puerto Rico has voted in favor of becoming the 51st state of the United States of America, but the final decision has to be made by the Congress.

IBT sat down with a longtime Montana political operative and adviser to the state's governor to understand how Greg Gianforte's alleged assault on a journalist could impact Thursday's election.

JFK was aiming high when he asked Congress to send a man to the moon.

Former acting attorney general Sally Yates is expected to testify before Congress next week, about her prior warning to White House officials about Michael Flynn's connections with the Russian ambassador.

A government shutdown occurs "when Congress cannot resolve budget disagreements for the upcoming fiscal year and stops all but essential federal services."

After a report that Uber continued to track users after they deleted the Uber app, lawmakers and regulators are considering launching in investigation into the company's practices.

President Donald Trump agrees to hold off funds for the construction of border wall, just days ahead of the government shutdown threats.

After Thursday's missile attacks in Syria, Congress members are questioning President Donald Trump over the authorization of such an attack.