Will the unity last after the shooting at a congressional baseball practice, Donald Trump aims to narrow Obama's Cuba directives, and a touching Father's Day gift.

Former FBI James Comey to testify to Congress, Republican Jim Banks on the debt ceiling, and the highest-paid athletes in the world.

With current Oversight Chairman Jason Chaffetz set to depart early from Congress, The Wall Street Journal's Byron Tau joins us with a look at South Carolina Representative Trey Gowdy's emergence as the favorite for the position.

Congress needs to act fast or risk squandering another opportunity. Roll Call's David Hawkings explains.

Congress negotiators set spending plan to avert shutdown, experts have concerns over GOP's "skinny" health plans, and signs you have a toxic boss.

Herb Jackson from the Bergen Record explains why Trump and Congress are struggling with tax reform.

The Wall Street Journal's Jerry Seib has the story on Congressional Republicans facing mounting pressure to support an independent investigation into Russia's hacking.

Paul Singer from USA Today gives us analysis of President Trump's speech.

Will Trump's more presidential tone help him make friends in Congress? Erin Kelly from USA Today has the story.

Analysis of President Trump's speech to Congress, a legal look at the new travel ban and signs it's time to hunt for a new credit card.

Jordan Fabian from The Hill explains how the new Commander-in-Chief's attempts to court GOP lawmakers has earned him a new title: "Schmoozer-in-Chief."

Ben Geman from National Journal has a look at what lies ahead for the 115th Congress.

Josh Kraushaar from the National Journal breaks down what Democrats need to change in order to win the house.

Ben Geman from National Journal has a look at the next fight we will see in Congress.

The SCOTUS vacancy marks the latest and last battle between Mitch McConnell and Harry Reid. James Arkin from RealClearPolitics explains.

Islamic State's authentic-looking fake passports pose a threat, why Congress gets nothing done, and the tech that will change your life in 2016.

Flooding intensifies as massive storm rolls across U.S., how 2015 became the year of compromise in Congress, and a luxury hotel in Cape Town goes to the dogs.

Paul Singer from USA Today discusses the challenges that lie ahead as Congress tries to prevent a government shutdown before the end of 2015.

Paul Ryan has had some early success as House Speaker. Kristina Peterson from the Wall Street Journal explains why.

What are the House's two Muslim members saying about the Paris attacks and Syrian refugee crisis? Lindsey McPherson from Roll Call has the story.

Finance expert Jordan Goodman explains why the debt ceiling continues to grow.

Rep. Kurt Schrader offers solutions to the current partisan gridlock plaguing Congress.

Congress has another spending crises headed its way. Paul Singer from USA Today has the story.

The summer break is setting up a fall showdown in Congress. Paul Kane from the Washington Post explains.

Kristina Peterson of the Wall Street Journal gives insight into the upcoming budget battle that will happen in Congress.