Congress moves to avert immediate shutdown, California fire survivors begin returning to what was their homes, and Army honors World War 1 first division with Army-Navy game uniforms.

What happens to congressional investigations if Democrats regain control of the House or the Senate? Eric Felten from The Weekly Standard explains.

Congress passed a massive spending bill. We get a look at whats in the bill from Roll Call's Lindsey McPherson.

Congress passes spending bill, protests erupt in Sacramento over police shooting, and how to quit Facebook.

Susan Ferrechio from Washington Examiner has a look at the latest "supercommittee" trying to fix Congress.

President Trump's budget proposal projects big jump in deficits, can a new "supercommittee" help Congress, and how to get the best severance package.

Eliza Collins from USA Today breaks down what is in the latest budget deal.

Josh Kraushaar from National Journal has a look at what could cause the GOP to lose the House majority.

Dan Boylan from The Washington Times details the role of the House Intelligence Committee in oversight of the country's intelligence community.

Why is Congress still struggling to do its job? Erica Werner from the Washington Post gives us a look.

Congress passes temporary spending bill to end shutdown, flu season continues to worsen, and Minnesota embraces its terrible weather.

GOP Consultant Matt Mackowiak breaks down why the budgeting process in Washington is broken.

With a massive new tax bill now in place, Kate Davidson from The Wall Street Journal looks at why the IRS and business owners, among many others, are scrambling to adjust to its changes.

Congress avoids a government shutdown for Christmas, what Star Wars can teach Hollywood about box office success, and the boy whose selfless letter to Santa may make you cry.

Congress stands on the brink of a historic tax overhaul, focus turns to the engineer in the deadly Amtrak derailment and how car makers are cajoling customers into caring about recalled airbags.

Following the election of the first Democrat from the State of Alabama in over 25 years, National Journal Congressional Correspondent Adam Wollner has a look at the expectations facing newly elected Senator Doug Jones.

Richard Rubin from the Wall Street Journal breaks down some key Issues to resolve in Congress's tax bill.

Lawmakers are hoping for some year-end victories. Kristina Peterson from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance has a look at how your taxes might be changing?

Griffin Connolly from Roll Call looks at how members of Congress respond to a mass shooting that occurs in their district.

Michelle Lee from the Washington Post breaks down how Congress plays by different rules on sexual harassment.

Now that the House has approved a Republican budget blueprint, Herb Jackson of The Bergen (N.J.) Record projects the next steps for GOP members looking to pass sweeping tax reform.

Nicholas Fandos from the New York Times has a look at the committees looking into Russian interference.

Russia's meddling in recent elections may not stop anytime soon. Erin Kelly from USA Today has the story.

Who do you give preference to when you have overlapping Russia investigations? The USA Today's Erin Kelly says that is the issue witnesses are facing.