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.
A poll released Wednesday showed a majority of Americans want Hillary and Bill Clinton's alleged links also investigated.
Four to 10 bidders are expected to build prototypes, which could cost the federal government half a million dollars each.
Donald Trump pledged to donate his entire salary during his time as president.
After the Congress voted to allow internet service providers to sell users' information, some porn sites have taken measures to combat the situation.
After the failure of the health care bill in Congress, the divisions in the GOP became all the more apparent.
Two GoFundMe campaigns have raised over $250,000 to buy the browsing histories of the lawmakers who voted to pull back internet privacy regulations.
The creator of Cards Against Humanity has promised to purchase and publish the browsing history of members of the United States Congress following a decision to repeal protections that prevented internet service providers from collecting and selling user information without permission.
The catalyst for the lower approval ratings: The failed Republican health care bill.
The resolution would roll back Obama-era rules protecting vulnerable animals in Alaskan wildlife refuges.
In light of the rampant opposition to many of Trump's spending requests, Congress could be looking at a repeat of the 2013 shutdown.
The new administration has asked for $999 million to build a wall across 62 disjointed miles of the U.S-Mexico border.
These apps make it easy to contact your representatives before big votes, like today's Healthcare bill/repeal and replace vote.
The Senate will introduce a Congressional Review Act Wednesday that would eliminate privacy protections that prevent internet service providers from collecting user data without permission. A vote is expected to take place on Thursday.
Dig Once legislation was first proposed in 2009 and it has yet to fully make its way through congress. It would allow federally funded road construction projects to include the laying of fiber conduits.
In a letter signed by dozens of businesses, an aerospace trade group urged the House and Senate to embrace a House Republican's tax "Blueprint" released in June.
