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Central Michigan gets central role in elections - Roll Call

A crew of House Republicans campaigned with two candidates who are fighting for a pair of open seats in central Michigan.

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Democrats fight for foothold in increasingly conservative Ohio - Roll Call

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Kennedy hints at vast health agency overhaul if Trump elected - Roll Call

Trump vows to let RFK Jr., who has called federal agencies “sock puppets” for industry interests, "go wild" on health, food and medicines.

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In Trump’s pledge to target bureaucrats, some hear Cold War echoes

Donald Trump has promised to root out “rogue bureaucrats” if he regains the White House, and an outside group has compiled a “subversive” watchlist.

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Why run a long-shot campaign? These candidates explain - Roll Call

For some, winning truly isn’t everything. Their odds might be long in deep red or blue districts, but they keep running anyway.

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Capitol Lens | Vise Squad - Roll Call

Rep. Randy Feenstra, right, jokingly puts a finger in a vise at the Southeast Michigan Construction Academy in Madison Heights on Tuesday.

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Pennsylvania county has election sway, but wants it over - Roll Call

Crucial Bucks County, Pa., is awash in campaign signs, but Harris and Trump supporters don't really want to talk about the election.

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Campaign-trail tax proposals face difficult road to passage - Roll Call

The hefty national debt and trillions of dollars in tax breaks due to expire next year are likely to complicate passage of pricey new plans.

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Supreme Court halts order for Virginia to restore voter registrations - Roll Call

The Supreme Court won’t require Virginia to restore 1,600 names it removed from voting rolls in advance of next week's election.

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Disaster aid bill seen more likely than omnibus spending package post-election - Roll Call

Appropriations battles are simmering on the back burner before the elections, but lawmakers have some tough choices when they return.

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Takeaways: Harris goes hard at Trump at same spot he revved up Jan. 6 mob - Roll Call

Vice President Harris on Tuesday used the same site where Donald Trump revved up the Capitol mob to warn about his possible return to power.

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Appeals court hears drugmaker’s challenge to abortion restrictions - Roll Call

Oral arguments in the case come after June Supreme Court decision upholding access to abortion medication.

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The Supreme Court faces a handful of election-related cases, but experts say the justices are unlikely to upset the status quo.

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Judge rejects GOP lawmakers’ lawsuit on Pennsylvania overseas votes - Roll Call

A federal judge in Pennsylvania threw out a lawsuit Tuesday from Republican congressmen who sought more verification for overseas votes.

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Bills exclude mental health from emergency abortion exceptions - Roll Call

Post Roe v. Wade, early data indicates that low-income patients in states with abortion bans report increased mental health concerns.

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Biden’s AI national security memo calls for heavy lift - Roll Call

The president's directive to agencies to embed artificial intelligence sets ambitious targets amid a volatile political environment.

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For reproductive health workers, a big change since the Dobbs ruling - Roll Call

Post-Roe, health workers struggle with worries about job security, breaking state abortion laws and receiving proper medical training.

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Late shifts in dynamics, but GOP still holds advantage - Roll Call

Our list is based on interviews with party and super PAC officials, fundraising data and polling, both public and internal.

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Tight House races make for crowded Most Vulnerable Incumbent list - Roll Call

Roll Call's final Most Vulnerable Incumbents House list is here, and Republicans make up seven and Democrats three.

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Closing arguments keep leading back to Trump - Roll Call

Voters in one crucial Pennsylvania county have picked a presidential candidate — and they’re ready to put this election behind them.

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Bars in DC brace for election night - Roll Call

Drinking spots are cranking up their televisions and their drink specials. “You’re in D.C. — this is essentially a sport,” one owner says.

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Vulnerable candidates get creative as they vie for climate votes - Roll Call

Candidates in tight congressional races are staking territory outside political norms as they clash over energy and environmental policy.

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In northern Ohio, a veteran lawmaker faces a more skeptical landscape - Roll Call

Kaptur, 78, has served part of northwest Ohio since 1983. But this veteran lawmaker is now in a fight for her political life and legacy.

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How a battle for locker-room access was about so much more - Roll Call

Melissa Ludtke recounts her fight to cover baseball and the Yankees-Dodgers World Series in 1977, a story she tells in “Locker Room Talk.”

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Chinese garlic and seafood at US military bases? Republicans think that stinks - Roll Call

The fiscal 2025 defense policy bill would ban Chinese garlic and seafood from U.S. military commisaries and dining facilities.

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