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At the Races: A Better Way Out?

He made the surprise announcement Wednesday that he would not seek re-election. (Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call file photo)Starting Gate Bye Bye Ry: Speaker Paul D.

Politics · 115th Congress

Paul Ryan’s Hits, Misses and Too-Soon-To-Tells

More than 40 members, Ryan included, are not running for re-election.Threading POTUS needle: Between Trump’s racially charged remarks, lewd comments and moving-target policy positions, Ryan never quite

Politics · 115th Congress

Why All the Speakers Left, 1935-2018

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and Senate Minority Leader Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., conduct a news conference in the Capitol on the passage of the omnibus spending bill in the House.

Politics · 115th Congress

Rick Scott Announces Senate Campaign

Rick Scott made his long-expected announcement for Senate on Monday. “Some say as governor I’ve never fit in,” Scott said in a video message. “Well that’s true. I never plan to fit in.

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Bill Nelson’s Big Day

He got a high-profile Republican challenger for his re-election bid and he was face-to-face with the Silicon Valley executive at the center of what was one of the biggest stories of the day.

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Burr Says States Should Determine Age Limits on Guns

Burr also responded to criticism that the National Rifle Association spent $5.5 million against Burr’s Senate opponents, according to the Center for Responsive Politics, the second-highest amount

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Survivor: Inside the Beltway

Republican and Democratic aides are already handicapping the outcomes and say at least one of the recent nominees is likely to not clear the Senate.

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Hawley Dings McCaskill Over Gorsuch Vote in New Web Ad

Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley is launching a new digital ad Friday, foreshadowing one of his arguments in his campaign for Senate against Democratic incumbent Claire McCaskill: her vote against

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Analysis: How Can the GOP Turn Out Trump Voters?

But would Republicans, who now control the House and Senate, really adopt term limits? And would further tax cuts have any chance of being enacted after a massive spending bill?