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Reporter’s Notebook: Senate Republicans scrap early exit from Washington as midterm stakes soar

Senate Republicans force a test vote on the Ratepayer Protection Act, daring Democrats to block a data center affordability bill boosting Jon Husted.

Blue city funds immigrant activist program with taxpayer dollars, critics say it ‘shuts citizens out’

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu's office offers $575 taxpayer-funded scholarships training immigrants in civic engagement and community organizing.

Republicans zero in on key player accused of helping Democrat fundraising giant hide foreign cash

House Republicans summon ActBlue attorney Ronald Machen for a closed-door interview, citing contradictions in his prior statements on donor verification.

No, the U.S.-China Relationship Is Not the Best It Has Ever Been

We ought to see Xi and the PRC clearly for what they are.

Britain’s Malaise in a Time of Terror

The British were narrowly spared an opportunity to once again display their profound civilizational...

The Memory Chip Crisis Washington Can’t Ignore

There is no clever way around a shortage.

El-Sayed grilled on Piker, Israel and socialist ties after Mike Rogers skips Senate debate

Abdul El-Sayed faced pointed questions on Hasan Piker's rhetoric, Israel and CAIR donations after his GOP opponent Mike Rogers skipped the Detroit debate.

House passes third war powers resolution to end Iran conflict, picks up three new GOP supporters

House Democrats pick up three new Republican supporters as they force a third successful vote on a war powers resolution to end the months-long Iran conflict.

Texas Senate candidate Talarico said US was ‘backsliding’ on democracy in resurfaced clip

James Talarico said Americans should look to Western Europe for democratic inspiration in a resurfaced clip that drew a blunt response from Elon Musk.

7 Republicans rebel against Trump, vote with Dems to rein in Iran war powers

House Republicans joined Democrats to pass a war powers resolution reining in Trump's military engagement in Iran beyond the 60-day threshold.

Judicial Nominations in the Final Stretch: Sam Adkisson

His time in practice, though relatively brief, has involved some of the most cutting-edge civil rights issues of our day.

Federal judge refers Philadelphia’s district attorney for prosecution

A federal judge referred Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner on Tuesday to the U.S. attorney's office for possible prosecution, saying he appeared to have misled the court over a case where he's trying to free a murder convict.

Patel touts record crime drop, stands by Flock cameras before Senate panel

The FBI over the last 18 months has helped usher in the largest drop in homicides in history, increased arrests of violent criminals and rescues of child victims, and captured all 10 of its most wanted fugitives, Director Kash Patel told senators on Tuesday.

Federal charges announced in Texas are part of broader Trump focus on noncitizen voting

Seven people in Texas who are not U.S. citizens have been charged with illegally voting in federal elections or falsely claiming citizenship, the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of Texas announced Tuesday as part of a broader Trump administration focus on noncitizen voting.

College sports bill clears first major hurdle in the Senate

Legislation to broadly regulate college sports has cleared a first major hurdle in the Senate as high-profile supporters, including prominent coaches and the NCAA, mount an all-out push for the legislation ahead of the midterm elections.

Aw shucks: Dolly Parton corn mazes crop up in fields nationwide

Dolly Parton's megawatt smile and big wavy locks are gracing fields across the U.S. and Canada this fall.

Democrats map out clear but narrow route through red states to retake Senate

Democrats' path to the four seats they need to flip the U.S. Senate likely starts in North Carolina, where former Gov. Roy Cooper is trying to win over voters with his "Make Stuff Cost Less" slogan.

Washington Democrat claims majority of recent DHS arrestees posed ‘no threat to public safety’

The Washington Democrat claimed that, for the first time this summer, the majority of people arrested by DHS "pose absolutely no threat to public safety."

Republican upsets party-backed rival to challenge first openly trans member of Congress

Delaware Republicans picked a nominee from a three-way primary to challenge Sarah McBride, the first transgender member of Congress, this November.

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