NTSB says bad sensor, poor response worsened East Palestine wreck
"The absence of a fatality or injury doesn’t mean the presence of safety," Jennifer Homendy, chair of the National Transportation Safety Board, said Tuesday.
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Peters pitches AI legislation as model for private sector
"Setting the stage for how the federal government is going to buy and use AI will have a large effect on the AI industry, as well as innovation," says Sen. Gary Peters.
Bowman ousted in New York primary that drew millions in spending
Rep. Jamaal Bowman lost the Democratic primary in New York’s 16th District on Tuesday.
Key results from Colorado, New York, South Carolina and Utah races
Rep. John Curtis, seen outside the Capitol June 14, has won the GOP primary for Senate in Utah.
Former mayor’s win in Colorado will pad House GOP’s thin majority
Republican Greg Lopez won a special election in Colorado's 4th District to succeed Rep. Ken Buck, who resigned in March.
Olympians implore Congress to act on doping as games approach
Olympic swimming gold medalist Michael Phelps takes his seat to testify during the House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations hearing on "Examining Anti-Doping Measures in Advance of the 2024 Olympics" in the Rayburn House Office Building on Tuesday.
Roads to the House majority: Interstate 5
Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez, D-Wash., is one of the most vulnerable House incumbents this year.
As heat waves intensify, so does criticism of government support
Acting Labor Secretary Julie Su said the department is developing a national heat standard on water, shade and paid rest periods.
Battleground House matchups to be set in New York, Colorado
Democrats in New York’s 1st District will pick a challenger to GOP Rep. Nick LaLota.
Supreme Court enters crunch time for term loaded with big issues
Visitors walk across the Supreme Court plaza to enter the building for the first day of the court’s session in October 2023.
Rail safety legislation lingers as NTSB wraps East Palestine probe
The site of the derailed freight train in East Palestine, Ohio.
Supreme Court tees up case on state youth transgender care ban
Storm clouds hang over the Supreme Court building.
After a ‘rough’ start, Sen. Fetterman opens up about his mental health journey
Sen. John Fetterman, pictured here on June 4, spoke at the Aspen Ideas: Health conference over the weekend about depression, saying he wants to share his story to help others.
Democrats mark abortion ruling anniversary with targeted outreach
Demonstrators participate in the Women’s March to the White House to call on the Biden administration to protect abortion rights on July 9, 2022.
Buck replacement, Boebert switch top races for open seats
Rep. Lauren Boebert, R-Colo., faces challengers in Tuesday's primary as she seeks the nomination in a different district.
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Capitol Lens | Show chopper
Washington Mayor Muriel Bowser conducts a news conference near the Frederick Douglass Memorial Bridge on Monday.
Bowman fights for survival as Maloy, Tenney also face primaries
Rep. Jamaal Bowman faces a well-funded challenger in New York’s 16th District Democratic primary Tuesday.
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Biden shifts from defending his record to warning about Trump
President Joe Biden walks to Marine One at the White House en route to Philadelphia on May 29.
At Aspen conference, a call to prioritize stopping gun violence
Gregory Jackson, deputy director of the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention, speaks at Aspen Ideas: Health on Friday.