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At the Races: Policies and primaries
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The CQ Roll Call newsroom is tracking campaigns around the country and sharing the best stories, with some extras, with this weekly At the Races newsletter.
A man dressed as a plague doctor holds a sign in front of the Capitol warning that anti-vaxxers could prolong the pandemic.
With first-hand experience in dealing with the aftermath of mass shootings, state Rep. Randy Friese has pushed for gun control measures.
Open seats can be different in a redistricting cycle, when it’s not clear what the new district will look like for the next decade.
The congressional debate over how to curb the number of unaccompanied minors at the US-Mexico border may soon turn into a funding fight, too.
Bernie Sanders unveiled proposals to raise taxes by at least $2.8 trillion in a pair of bills that he said would “end our rigged tax code.”
Pallone: Facebook, Google and Twitter rely on algorithms that promote conspiratorial, divisive and extremist content to make more money.
Agriculture Secretary Vilsack agrees that USDA must build trust with Black farmers after decades of discrimination.
Military personnel overseas are reaching out to Congress after expressing frustration with not yet getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
Photo of the day: Sen. Ben Sasse walks up the Senate steps at the Capitol in the rain on Wednesday.
OPINION — Pelosi is dusting off the old Tip O’Neill playbook as Democrats attempt to oust duly elected Iowa Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks.
Agriculture secretary Vilsack will testify to a House panel along with the USDA official he forced out in 2010, and then sought to rehire.
The DNI released a report next month confirming what social media companies knew, Moscow has outsourced influence operations to other countries.
The White House will appoint an Asian American Pacific Islander liaison, allaying concerns of senators who threatened to derail nominees.
As the March 31 expiration of the Paycheck Protection Programs approaches, Senate Democrats get closer to the support needed to extend it.
It’s been 11 years since Barack Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law. And to quote Joe Biden, it's still a "big f---ing deal."
Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin III said he was concerned the sweeping bill could make the partisan divide worse.
The outer perimeter fence that was installed to protect the Capitol complex after the Jan. 6 attack has been removed.
Among the bills are ones to facilitate a dedicated funding stream for Amtrak, and authorize $50 billion to address wastewater infrastructure.
The level of daily new COVID-19 infections is about 55,000, below the winter surge but still too high to resume regular life.