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Looming over the Republican primary for Kentucky’s open Senate seat are two defining party figures — Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell.

NIH will be able to fund fewer research grants in fiscal 2026, even if Congress provides more funding, due to administration budget maneuvers.

Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins greets vendors at the Great American Farmers Market on the National Mall on Monday.

Subpoenas ensure the Epstein controversy will remain a point of attention on Capitol Hill as the saga has spilled into American pop culture.

A defiant President Trump defended his firing of a top government jobs monitor and said he would like to run again in 2028.

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The Trump administration is phasing out harm reduction practices use to combat overdoses.

Des Moines school board chair Jackie Norris on Tuesday launched her bid for Senate in Iowa, seeking to challenge Republican Sen. Joni Ernst.

The effort to avert a partial government shutdown next month could be uglier than usual after Congress left town for its August recess with partisan tensions at a fever pitch. As the Trump administration seeks to claw back funding, fights over Senate confirmations and the files on convicted sex offender…

The Supreme Court heard a narrower version of the case over Louisiana's congressional districts before opting not to decide the issue in June.

President Trump's declaration that "we need people that we can trust" after his firing of the BLS commissioner has left Democrats shaken.