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“How you do it matters,” says Horsford, who represents Nevada’s 4th District. “That’s part of the problem right now.”

The ACLI Capital Challenge is a quirky affair, but also sneakily competitive, with a cross section of Washington’s fitness-obsessed side.

Evaporation of U.S. development assistance has puts future economic viability of a sovereign state for Palestinians even further at risk.

Trump’s bid to exert control over the Library of Congress has resulted in a power struggle between the legislative and executive branches.

Speaker Mike Johnson named two appointees to an independent congressional ethics and oversight board, ending an unprecedented delay.

Jason Dick and Nathan L. Gonzales discuss House and Senate races that could be competitive, but aren’t quite yet. Basically, what would it take for someone like Brian Fitzpatrick or Raul Ruiz to be in tough races. They also riff on how  “Andor” and “Return of the Jedi” fit into this…

States filed two lawsuits Tuesday seeking to stop policies that add immigration conditions to transportation and homeland security grants.

Bond, a senior appropriator, was also the top Republican on Senate Intelligence during his final term in the Senate.

President Trump recently signed a wide-ranging executive order urging Congress to amend a crucial provision of a Biden-era law governing Medicare drug price negotiations, with the administration’s aim being to lower prices without kneecapping pharmaceutical industry investments in the research and development of innovative new drugs. The executive order marks…