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Race ratings: Three of four special elections are Solid Democratic
The only competitive special election this year looks to be the race for Texas’ 6th District, elections analyst Nathan L. Gonzales writes.
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The only competitive special election this year looks to be the race for Texas’ 6th District, elections analyst Nathan L. Gonzales writes.
House hearing shows the weakness of stock lending tracking technology, the power of organizing on social media.
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed President Joe Biden's pick to be surgeon general, setting up Vivek H. Murthy for his second turn at the post.
Samantha Power, Obama's former U.N. ambassador, says she would work on democracy promotion and human rights at USAID.
The Biden administration released a set of images from border facilities housing unaccompanied minors in response to calls for transparency.
Nigeria, Ghana and Mexico are among countries where Russia contracts with local hackers to aim disinformation at the United States
Nic Carter and Amy Luo explain how NFTs work and what their meteoric rise means for the mainstreaming of blockchain tech and securities law.
White students and private colleges were overrepresented among interns shortly after Congress set aside money to pay them, per a new report.
Hice plans to challenge Georgia's Republican secretary of state, who certified results of the November election showing Joe Biden won.
Both new chairs of their chambers’ respective Defense Appropriations panels are well versed in how the budget sausage is made.
OPINION — The Fairness for All Act would comprehensively protect the rights of LGBTQ Americans as well as religious individuals and groups.
OPINION — Steve Beshear draws on his past experience with implementing health policy to offer advice to new HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra.
The Senate has several confirmation votes on tap, as well as the Senate Democratic caucus retreat, which gets under way Monday.
Democrats said Walsh's confirmation as Labor secretary would return workers' rights to the top of the department's agenda.
Statehood advocates capitalized on momentum in their quest to make D.C. the 51st state as GOP lawmakers sought to knock them back.
A Capitol Hill runner steps through a remaining portion of the security fence along Third Street Northwest on Monday.
ANALYSIS — Recent remarks from Schumer and Durbin illustrate how Democrats see political gain in taking a stand on the Senate filibuster.
Vela, who won his fifth term in November by 13 points, is the second Democrat in a district along the Mexico border to choose not to run.
After reports he drunkenly groped a much younger female lobbyist on a fundraising trip, Reed said he has struggled with alcoholism.
Louisiana’s 2nd District seat will not be filled for another month after no one took more than 50 percent in the special election.