House Republicans unveiled a replacement for Obamacare that faces tough opposition.

Housing and meal assistance to be eliminated in $6 billion cuts to Housing and Urban Development.

Sessions recuses himself from investigations into Russia's meddling in the election.

A Sacramento pastor sets up a safe space for immigrants in his church.

Trump riles up conservative voters at CPAC.

Hispanic political operatives are meeting to figure out how to combat Trump's immigration agenda.

As Washington Week celebrates its 50th anniversary, Paul Anthony, the program’s announcer from the very beginning, looks back at his many years on the show and how it all began in 1967.

For the past half century, Washington Week has presented a civil conversation about the most important stories of the week. Viewers like Bob, who came to our town hall in Cleveland, appreciate the "unbiased, in-depth information" he gets from watching the show. "It fills in a lot of the blanks," Bob said. "We watch it religiously."

FBI Director James Comey discusses the Trump administration's connection to Russia.

The president held his first solo news conference.