Congress

You and I probably don't view most issues that affect the state of Montana with the same amount of scrutiny as do politicians.

Montana Attorney General Tim Fox has joined with every other Attorney General in the country to have Congress permanently classify Fentanyl as a Schedule 1 drug.

On Friday afternoon in the White House Rose Garden, President Donald Trump faced a group of reporters for a hastily called address to inform then that a plan has been reached to reopen the federal government for three weeks.

Montana Attorney General Tim Fox has joined nearly all 56 of the nation’s attorneys general to ask Congress to close a loophole that allows fentanyl traffickers to avoid law enforcement. Fox describes the loophole in the statute.

AG Tim Fox signs with 15 other states to halt government overreach

U.S. Representative Ryan Zinke (R) Montana was on the floor of the House on Wednesday to lobby for passage of the National Defense Authorization Act.

The national political website 'Emily's List' recently released an online article entitled 'Will Ryan Zinke Play The Woman's Card In Montana?'

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is asking Congress to vote in favor of critical conservation and sportsmen issues just approved by Congressional leadership in the latest omnibus budget agreement.

In a joint press conference on Wednesday, Senators Jon Tester, John Walsh and Senator-elect Steve Daines announced a landmark legislative package that includes eight Montana-based lands and resources bills.

Compared to some of the other gross things politicians have been caught doing, this isn't so bad.

America pretty much loathes congress right now, and for good reason, just ask Smokey the Bear.

If the Obama administration and Congressional leaders can't agree on a budget compromise, cuts commonly referred to as 'sequestration' will automatically be triggered by March 1.