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Biden pushes back on opposition to vaccine mandates
Roughly 192,000 people have died since all three COVID-19 vaccines became available to the U.S. general public
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Roughly 192,000 people have died since all three COVID-19 vaccines became available to the U.S. general public
Senate leaders reached agreement on a bipartisan debt limit patch to raise the Treasury Department's statutory borrowing cap by $480 billion.
One political scientist used AI to analyze lawmakers’ statements in committee hearings and assign them a “grandstanding score.”
Voters in rural Howell, Mich., prefer Rep. Elissa Slotkin to the president, who some say could be a liability.
Forgiveness feels both urgent and taboo in this movie from Fran Kranz, starring Jason Isaacs, Martha Plimpton, Ann Dowd and Reed Birney.
A Senate stalemate on the debt ceiling comes amid tension between the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and congressional GOP, complicating efforts.
The Biden administration is moving to restore key environmental review requirements that were rolled back by the Trump administration.
The Democratic primary to succeed Hastings has not attracted the same outside spending and attention seen in other recent special elections.
Signs of upheaval are raising concerns as widely anticipated deadlines on COVID-19 booster shots and vaccines for children near.
Congressional staff and members of Congress hope that an overhaul will make positive fixes in a troubled student loan forgiveness program.
West Virginia Sen. Joe Manchin's idea of taxing prescription pills is drawing criticism from advocacy groups and the drug supply chain industry.
Senate leaders reached a bipartisan agreement Wednesday to defuse the impending debt limit crisis by allowing for a short-term increase.
Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III warned that a default on the U.S. debt could imperil payments to veterans, survivors and contractors.
OPINION — Sinema and Manchin are independent thinkers who put representing their states over adhering to an increasingly ideological party.
The U.S. needs to rethink how it prepares for and responds to climate-driven disasters like hurricanes, FEMA's chief told Congress.
A former Facebook manager-turned-whistleblower said the company makes "destructive choices" that put profits over children.
Dante Disparte, Tonya Evans and Carmelle Cadet, three of the most visible minorities in crypto, talk about crypto and financial inclusion.
NIH Director Francis Collins said he will step down by the end of the year. He oversaw increased funding for the agency and COVID-19 research.
Incumbents will fare well under Colorado’s new congressional map, but the race for new 8th District will be competitive, Gonzales writes
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