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Mitt Romney unveils plan to provide $3,000 per child, giving bipartisan support to President Biden’s effort  The Washington Post Mitt Romney proposes giving American families an extra $3,000 a year  CNBC Romney proposes monthly payments for families with children | TheHill  The Hill

House Republicans will be forced to go on the record defending or rebuking Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene.

The Senate will vote Feb. 4 on an amended Congressional budget resolution for the next fiscal year, paving the way to pass a Democratic COVID-19 relief bill with a simple majority vote.

President Joe Biden’s pick for labor secretary, Boston Mayor Marty Walsh, is expected to testify before a Senate committee on Thursday.

Democrats to propose erasing $50k in student debt, pressuring Biden for executive order  WDAF FOX4 Kansas City Democrats urge Biden to cancel up to $50k in student loan debt by executive action  Fox News Democrats’ $50,000 student loan forgiveness plan would make

Democrats want to strip the Republican lawmaker of her two committee assignments over her remarks embracing violence and conspiracy theories. The Republican leader had tried to shield his members from taking such a vote. President Biden will speak at the

A former child soldier, Ongwen was the first LRA commander to face trial for the group’s terror campaign. The charges include numerous crimes against girls and women, including forced pregnancy. (Image credit: Sumy Sadurni /AFP via Getty Images)

Former Iranian diplomat says the Islamic legal opinion issued in 2003 ‘might be changed’ and Biden could be forced back into nuclear deal ‘with no preconditions’

A House committee is expected to hear experts and leaders testify Thursday on the nation’s small business economy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Prayer breakfast gives Biden fresh chance to call for unity  The Associated Press Here’s the new Democratic plan for $1,400 stimulus checks  The Washington Post House votes to speed stimulus passage after Biden meets with Dems  POLITICO Biden shouldn’t compromise on COVID-19 relief