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Joint Base Andrews investigates "suspicious package" after multiple people fall ill

The incident prompted 2 buildings to be evacuated, a U.S. military spokesperson said.

"Follow her example": Pelosi's retirement reignites Democrats' generational warfare

Several House Democrats said they expect Pelosi's former No. 2, Steny Hoyer, to retire next.

Trump administration sued over its "loyalist" hiring policy

Trump administration sued over its "loyalist" hiring policy

The hiring plan is one piece of the White House's massive overhaul of the civil service.

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Emboldened Democrats push to prolong government shutdown

Senate appropriators are hustling to finish language on a three-part appropriations package.

Brace for more shutdown travel pain as FAA cuts flights ahead of Thanksgiving

The 10% reduction translates to dozens of flights at each of the country's busiest airports.

Scoop: Kazakhstan to join Abraham Accords

The countries already have diplomatic ties, but the Trump administration is hoping to build momentum.

AI executives rebuff questions about valuations

Sam Altman and Alex Karp snubbed concerns about the fundamentals of their firms.

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"The Axios Show": Palantir CEO rejects surveillance state fears

"Your right to meet someone you think is hot and go to bed with them [should be] protected."

"A bad time to be Latino": Pessimism surges in new Axios-Ipsos poll

Latinos' overall sense of optimism, safety and belonging has plunged across several measures since President Trump took office.

Democrats tap the brakes on ending government shutdown

Victory is emboldening the party's hardliners. Centrist Democrats seem stuck.

How a skeptical Supreme Court could complicate Trump's tariff agenda

While trade lawyers and legal experts expect the Supreme Court to complicate Trump's economic agenda, they might not totally undermine it.

House Democrats' campaign arm doesn't rule out meddling in the party's primaries

"We have, in a small number of cases, gotten involved," DCCC chair Suzan DelBene said.

The food crisis is here

After two federal courts forced its hand, the White House now says it will pay half of SNAP payments.

Putin orders nuclear testing preparations after Trump's surprise shift

Trump recently claimed that Russia and China were already carrying out nuclear weapons tests.

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Democrats warned of "hell to pay" if they cut "weak" shutdown deal after election wins

Several lawmakers said the mere promise of a future vote or negotiations is subpar.

Hackers are already using AI-enabled malware, Google says

This malware is still in the early stages of development.

America's military might bears down on Venezuela

The Ford CSG's tasking and eventual arrival is further evidence of Trump 2.0's homeland focus.

Scoop: Trump's $2 billion fundraising binge

No president has raised so much money, so quickly, for so many different reasons.

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Unemployment benefits in jeopardy in shutdown, but not as dire as SNAP

The risks are less dire than for food assistance.

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Candace Owens Claims 'Zionists' Who Hated Charlie Kirk Are Now Going After Tucker Carlson

Candace Owens claims 'Zionists' who targeted Charlie Kirk are now after Tucker Carlson, sparking backlash and deepening conservative rifts over Israel.

Exclusive: House Freedom Caucus pushes for year-long stopgap funding

Appropriators would loathe a yearlong stopgap bill.

Cash-strapped Americans signal rising costs could be Trump's midterm headache

The cost of living is top of mind for Americans one year out from the 2026 election.

Scoop: Trump readying "living hell" for GOP senators over nuking filibuster

"He will call them at three o'clock in the morning," one adviser told Axios.

Election security cutbacks force local officials to go it alone

Election offices are left with fewer resources, less threat intelligence and diminished federal guidance.

The Independent UK

Bill Gates hits back at Trump after climate memo response: ‘It’s a gigantic misreading’

The billionaire Microsoft co-founder also questioned climate scientists’ criticism of what he wrote: ‘What world do they live in?’

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