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Social media algorithms threaten democracy, experts tell senators
Facebook, Google, Twitter go up against researchers who say algorithms pose existential threats to individual thought, and democracy itself.
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Facebook, Google, Twitter go up against researchers who say algorithms pose existential threats to individual thought, and democracy itself.
Vermont and at least 10 foreign legislatures allow remote voting for members, but Congress is held back by tradition and partisanship.
Parliaments in Europe, Asia and South America used digital voting during the pandemic. CQ Roll Call breaks down how Congress could go remote.
Within hours after the Census Bureau’s release of reapportionment results, the first wave of redistricting lawsuits hit federal courthouses.
Leahy announced a return to earmarking, clearing the way for senators to request funding for home-state projects for first time in a decade.
Census results showed Rhode Island avoided going down to just one House member, while New York missed out on a seat by 89 people.
The cases touch on hot-button issues, including social media, the Jan. 6 insurrection, and the influence of anonymous donors.
ANALYSIS — If Congress can’t compromise on a policing bill, Democrats’ decision to wait until 2021 would look like a miscalculation.
Bronaugh would be the first woman of color to become deputy Agriculture secretary if the Senate confirms her
The House passed a bill Thursday that would make Washington the 51st state, but the bill faces a difficult fight ahead in the Senate.
A new version was introduced this week, but the original's influence can be seen in the aggressive climate agenda set by President Joe Biden.
The focus on passage of a D.C. statehood bill has shifted to the Senate as the issue takes the national stage and impatience mounts.
The urgent Capitol security needs exposed by the Jan. 6 attack on Congress has put focus on the smallest of the spending bills.
Republicans characterize their counteroffer to Biden's $2 trillion plan as a starting point to serious negotiations.
Sen. Mazie K. Hirono called the vote a “strong stand” that “sends a clear and unmistakable message of solidarity to the AAPI community.”
Armed Services Committee hearings show how the dangers of withdrawing U.S. troops from Afghanistan are front of mind for lawmakers.
The House passed a bill Thursday that would make Washington the 51st state, but the measure's journey is far from over.
Johnson & Johnson contractor may have spoiled more COVID-19 vaccine doses than previously understood, a scathing FDA report said.
The House Modernization Committee will meet this week to set its agenda for the current congress, focusing on transparency and culture.
The House passed legislation by voice vote Wednesday to extend an expiring provision regulating the deadly synthetic opioid fentanyl.