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Hundreds of Americans remain in Afghanistan, Pentagon official says
The Defense Department says there are still hundreds of Americans in Afghanistan, but some do not wish to leave.
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The Defense Department says there are still hundreds of Americans in Afghanistan, but some do not wish to leave.
A bipartisan group of senators wants the Defense Department to move faster in its efforts to prevent sexual assault in the military.
Democratic lawmakers are ratcheting up pressure to reach a deal on climate legislation before the president heads overseas for global talks in Scotland.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's leader wants Silicon Valley companies' records on how they handle customer payments and privacy.
New Mexico Sen. Ben Ray Lujan answers questions about the rough-and-tumble of politics. And mountain biking.
The director-general of China's central bank digital currency project talks about the country's "wait and see" innovation path.
“We’re gonna crush them. Absolutely crush them,” Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand said last Friday. She was talking about softball.
Officials from SnapChat, TikTok and YouTube said they would work with lawmakers on proposals to help protect children from harmful content.
West Virginia's two new districts are rated "solid Republican" by Nathan L. Gonzales, but the state used to have three of them.
President Joe Biden's trip to Europe could be overshadowed by the domestic politics of Virginia governor’s race and the budget debate.
Photo of the day: Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, D-Ariz., arrives for the Senate Democrats' lunch in the Capitol on Tuesday.
Democrats appear ready to protect much of the proposed child care spending in a sweeping budget bill as negotiators close in on a deal.
Insurance industry is closely eyeing lawmakers’ search to pay for a jobs and spending bill expected to cost around $2 trillion over a decade.
A plan to require banks to report new data on accounts to the IRS is unlikely to survive in a final budget reconciliation package.
Companies are adopting a buy now, pay later financial technology that is raising worries about whether consumers are able to repay the debt.
West Virginia’s senior senator opposes many of the clean energy elements in the Democratic budget reconciliation proposal.
Democrats have a brief respite to try to raise the debt limit. But the path forward is littered with political obstacles.
The president, notably, has yet to relieve any Cabinet official or senior adviser of their duties when things have gone poorly.
A new program will let American citizens help new refugees find housing and other basic necessities often managed by nonprofits.
Most of the border agents investigated for offensive Facebook posts only 'received minor discipline,' an Oversight report found.