The 110th Congress, which concludes January 3, will be remembered as one of the deadliest sessions in decades with the passing of seven House members and one senator.

When Democrats regained control of the majority in 110th Congress, they promised to return to regular order, engage in vigorous oversight of the executive, end the culture of corruption and increase legislative productivity. ...

Although the 110th Congress passed several small business-friendly bills, it didn't go far enough. Several pieces of helpful legislation didn't make it through, while other bills passed that will hurt Main Street's efforts to improve ...

With the 110th Congress now adjourned, The HSUS thanks federal legislators for significant progress on animal welfare legislation.

You can instantly sort the Members of Congress by house, by party, by party unity voting score, by presidential loyalty voting score, etc. And of course, you can search out individual members and see where they rank relative to their ...

On the other hand, your 110th Congress after having approval ratings in the single digits and accomplishing nothing of real value or recognition over the last 12 months - and after having taken a whopping 50 days of vacation by ...

The Peru trade agreement, multilateral security efforts, and increased energy cooperation are all pivotal policy accomplishments for the 110th Congress and of critical importance to the hemisphere. These efforts are all crucial to a ...

... return of two Muslims (Democrats Keith Ellison of Minnesota and Andre Carson of Indiana) and two Buddhists (Democrats Hank Johnson of Georgia and Mazie Hirono of Hawaii) who were all elected to the House during the 110th Congress. ...

In the 110th Congress, there were 236 Democrats in the U.S. House, 49 in the Senate, and two "Independents" who caucused with Democrats. Of those 287 congresscritters, 74 were members of the New Democratic Coalition, which is affiliated ...

The 110th Congress saw many bills affecting small business, and NFIB was involved in championing many of the ones that were beneficial--and blocking several that were harmful. As Congress winds down, NFIB looks back at several pieces of ...