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OPINION — Our current system of campaign politics defines success by a model that produces money for campaign consultants, whether they win or lose.
Republicans say that providing additional money for remote learning through the FCC would slow down the reopening of schools.
The extent of the military’s extremism problem is not known, a Pentagon report shows steps under review to keep extremists out of the military.
Democrat Chris Murphy, new chair of the Senate Appropriations Homeland Security panel, will oversee spending for the third-largest federal department.
The United States will pay off the arrears it owes to the World Health Organization as well as its current year obligations, the State Department announced.
Despite all the hard feelings surrounding Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial, it is not clear it will be a factor in the 2022 campaign.
The Biden administration plans to invest $1.6 billion toward improving COVID-19 testing and genomic sequencing of the coronavirus.
Gendered terms still run freely on Capitol Hill, a place full of traditions, titles and honorifics, plus even more excuses to use them.
Now that the latest impeachment trial of Donald Trump is over, what does that portend for politics and the functioning of government?
There is a stat to answer that question: Vote Above Replacement measures how valuable (or how much of a liability) a candidate was to his or her party.
Huge hack by Russia targeted Fortune 500 companies and at least nine U.S. Government departments; the cleanup could take months and include more victims.
A Pentagon report paints a stark picture of white supremacist inroads in the U.S. military and reveals several steps under review to kick such people out.
Rep. Bennie Thompson, a Congressional Black Caucus member who has long fought for civil rights, seeks to hold Trump personally responsible for the attack.
Silicon Valley Bank CEO Greg Becker and lawyer Michael Zuckert join to discuss one of the most influential banks in the innovation economy.
Barbara Lee becomes the first Black lawmaker to chair the spending panel that deals with foreign aid and the State Department
Republicans are preparing to attack Democrats over amendments on issues such as immigration and energy that were rejected at marathon hearings last week.
Forty days later, the Capitol complex remains surrounded by the razor wire fence under National Guard protection.
The growth of the internet and the power of mass online messaging mean the U.S. is under constant, unrelenting attack from foreign and domestic adversaries.
Social media platforms played a largely unexamined role in GameStop trading, and were used by hedge funds to monitor retail traders.
In the most bipartisan of the four Senate impeachment trials, there were moments that indicated that politicians can still right the body politic.