Hawley’s change of heart reflects evolving politics of Medicaid
It’s not like the legislature can just adjust it. It’s in our constitution. Our voters voted for it by a big margin," Hawley said in an interview.
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Former Rep. Yadira Caraveo announces House comeback bid in Colorado
But the former congresswoman likely won’t have the Democratic primary to herself. State Rep.
No sign of Texas measles outbreak slowing, contrary to RFK Jr.’s claims
In an interview CBS News released on April 9, he said, "the rate of the increase has substantially decreased, so we are successfully controlling it."
House passes bill to limit nationwide injunctions
Republicans this Congress have lambasted the injunctions as overstepping judicial power and say the rulings are stalling the agenda of a duly elected president, while Democrats argue the courts have been
California rising up against Trump again, with different approach
California leaders might be on pace to match the number of times the state sued the first Trump administration. But it sure doesn’t feel like it out here.
Nonprofits in limbo as DOJ deletes domestic violence grant notice
Justice Department officials did not respond to questions about the memorandum, or the notices being pulled off the webpage.
Rep. Laura Gillen on traffic, campus protests and early days in Congress
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: You’re starting out in Congress at a pretty eventful time. You’ve called for compromise, but what does that look like right now?
Democrat Gabe Vasquez keeps it low key in a pivotal swing seat
"I’m not looking to actively get into conflict with Republicans or folks who voted for Trump,’’ the second-term congressman said in an interview.
Hill wants $15 billion for weapons Pentagon didn’t seek: report
In most cases, those increases were additions to the amount of funds the Pentagon had sought.
Elections in Florida and Wisconsin confirm changed political environment
Pete Sessions, a former chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, utilized the trope, "Special elections are special," in a Tuesday morning CNN interview to get ahead of potentially
Republicans win Florida special elections, helping pad House margin
In an interview, Fine pointed to his legislative work on education as a guiding light for his priorities in Congress and reiterated his staunch support for Israel.
A believer in UAPs (or UFOs) takes aim at UAVs (or drones)
Burchett was among those sounding alarms at the time of the East Coast sightings, and he told news outlets he believed the government was lying about the drones.
Vance and Trump try good cop, bad cop on Greenland as top Democrats fret
We know that America cares about the security of this island for the people, for the sake of the people of Greenland, but also for the sake of the national security interests of the United States of America
Duffy to lay out transportation funding plan amid cutback push
"The vision I’ve laid out is broad, but that’s intentional," Capito said in the op-ed.
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At the Races: Spring fever
But it’s the former result that has drawn the most attention.
Spring brings no relief for Dem job-seekers on the Hill
The job market on the Hill can be chaotic and rough after any election, especially for the staffers on the losing side.
Derek Schmidt is back on the Hill
This interview has been edited and condensed. Q: What’s your earliest memory of politics?
Bipartisan chorus seeks probes after Signal group chat incident
In the Houthi chat, reported and published by The Atlantic, none of the participants asked why the Signal app was the platform for the potentially classified conversation, suggesting the possibility that
Some losing House candidates get a second look for 2026
Rebecca Cooke, who outpaced the top of the ticket last fall while losing to GOP Rep.