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Battle over Daylight Saving Time erupts as push to stop changing clocks hits Senate wall

President Donald Trump shared Tom Cotton's phone number to pressure the senator on the "Sunshine Protection Act," but Cotton warns of dark winter mornings.

President Trump endorses Wyoming’s secretary of state for US House of Representatives

President Donald Trump endorses Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray for the U.S. House of Representatives ahead of the midterm election.

Blue states set to trigger fresh minimum wage hikes with pay floors more than double federal rate

Deep-blue Washington pushes its nation-leading minimum wage to $17.73 as Seattle hits $22.14, sparking debate over labor costs and job losses.

Dem fundraising giant makes damning admission as GOP probes foreign donation allegations

ActBlue launched a new passport verification program days after House GOP investigators accused the platform of potentially accepting foreign donations.

Democrats think a blue wave is building. Here are 3 forces that could stop it

Chuck Schumer says Democrats have "the wind in our sails" ahead of the midterms, but polling errors and GOP money could upend the Senate map.

Battle over Daylight Saving Time erupts as push to stop changing clocks hits Senate wall

President Donald Trump shared Tom Cotton's phone number to pressure the senator on the "Sunshine Protection Act," but Cotton warns of dark winter mornings.

President Trump endorses Wyoming’s secretary of state for US House of Representatives

President Donald Trump endorses Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray for the U.S. House of Representatives ahead of the midterm election.

Blue states set to trigger fresh minimum wage hikes with pay floors more than double federal rate

Deep-blue Washington pushes its nation-leading minimum wage to $17.73 as Seattle hits $22.14, sparking debate over labor costs and job losses.

Dem fundraising giant makes damning admission as GOP probes foreign donation allegations

ActBlue launched a new passport verification program days after House GOP investigators accused the platform of potentially accepting foreign donations.

Democrats think a blue wave is building. Here are 3 forces that could stop it

Chuck Schumer says Democrats have "the wind in our sails" ahead of the midterms, but polling errors and GOP money could upend the Senate map.

Ken Paxton’s secret weapon: Ted Cruz

Leaders of the U.S. Hispanic Business Council knew it would be hard to get Ken Paxton to show up to their Senate town hall...

Arizona rejects warning from China, opens Taiwan representative office

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs and Taiwanese leaders opened an economic and cultural office Monday to aid Taiwanese businesses and citizens in the region, despite pressure from the Chinese government to block it.

Susan Collins Is Pro-Choice, but Troy Jackson Is Still Hitting Her on Abortion

Despite Collins’s pro-choice record, Jackson tried to pin the Dobbs decision on her.

In Suncor Argument, Justices Appear Skeptical of Boulder’s Climate Suit

Fortunately, it appears from today’s argument that the Court is poised to shut down Boulder’s bid to regulate global emissions.

Suncor v. Boulder — Justice Barrett Gets It

Boulder wants to regulate activity in other states through its police power. It can’t do that. What it can’t do through regulation, it surely...

Suncor v. Boulder — Oil and Tobacco

The present case is nothing like the tobacco cases.

Dennis Hastert, longest-serving Republican House Speaker and convicted child molester, dies at 84

The Mark Foley scandal nearly ended Dennis Hastert's career, but federal investigators later uncovered far darker secrets about the former House Speaker.

AI safety groups aren’t buying OpenAI’s spending retreat

AI safety groups aren't buying OpenAI CEO Sam Altman’s shifting stance on political spending in the midterms.They’re wary of his concession that campaign cash...

Trump clears way for Fort Hood terrorist to face Army firing squad nearly 17 years after massacre

President Trump cleared the way for Nidal Malik Hasan to face an Army firing squad nearly 17 years after the Fort Hood massacre that killed 13 people.

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