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Staffers at political news site The Hill ‘freaked out’ over layoff plan and editor’s possible departure

The staff’s guild informed employees that The Hill’s parent company is planning to slash as many as 17 journalists from the payroll following the holiday season.

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Hegseth tries to rally support as allegations swirl - Roll Call

Pete Hegseth, Trump's selection to be secretary of Defense, met with Republican senators to shore up support for his potential nomination.

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Trump's pick for top Hill liaison brings strong conservative ties to a difficult role - Roll Call

Tapped to be Donald Trump's bridge to Congress, GOP sources say James Braid's connections to House Republicans would be crucial.

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The List of Democratic Senators Who Blame Border Policy Missteps for Election Losses Is Growing

One Senator quoted by The Hill labeled the administration's border policy failures as "political malpractice"

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Trump picks Keith Kellogg to serve as special envoy to Ukraine and Russia

Retired US army general and former Pence aide tapped for newly conceived role to negotiate amid ongoing war

The Guardian - US

Some GOP senators hope more of Trump’s cabinet picks follow Gaetz’s lead amid sexual misconduct allegations

Following Gaetz’s withdrawal, some GOP lawmakers are turning their attention to Trump’s problematic cabinet picks of Pete Hegseth, Robert F Kennedy Jr and Linda McMahon

The Independent UK

America’s first trans member of Congress isn’t taking Nancy Mace’s rage bait

Sarah McBride opens up about losing her husband to cancer as she shoots down anti-trans attacks

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Cheers, jeers and long-walk fears: Lottery decides freshman office spots - Roll Call

In politics, as in life, a lot comes down to luck. And every two years, that plays out at the House’s office lottery.

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FDA’s nutrition goals similar to Kennedy’s, experts say - Roll Call

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has gone so far as to suggest that the Food and Drug Administration should eliminate its nutrition operations.

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Incoming members of Congress descend on Capitol Hill for orientation - Roll Call

Finding alliances, and the bathroom, are high on the list for incoming freshmen, as uncertainty lingers with some races uncalled.

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Giuliani shows up to vote in Mercedes he was supposed to give to poll workers

Disgraced Trump lawyer appears in Benz in Florida despite court order to turn it over to Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss

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Looking beyond Election Day, Capitol Hill is on edge - Roll Call

Some see a tense time ahead as law enforcement prepares for the Jan. 6 certification and Jan. 20 inauguration.

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With an epic name, this conservative think tank sees opening - Roll Call

The Economic Policy Innovation Center, led by Paul Winfree, wants to fill a perceived void in the policymaking ecosystem.

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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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He found a purpose working on the Hill. Now he needs a kidney - Roll Call

“Half my family has the disease,” says Adam Jardine, who works as a congressional staffer. “I try to stay positive throughout the whole thing.”

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Antisemitic Incidents In US Reach Record High: ADL

The Anti-Defamation League has been around for 'over 110 years, and we have never seen data like this before,' said ADL CEO Jonathan Greenblatt.

Latin Times

Women of Color Running For Congress Face Higher Rates Of Hate On X, Study Reveals

The study mentioned that Asian American women running for Congress were the target of almost 23% of posts containing offensive language, including words or phrases meant to demean, threaten, insult or make fun of a candidate.

International Business Times

Latest Polls Are Positive Sign For Harris, But Race Still A Squeaker: Analysis

While the vice president leads in polls nationally, she and Trump are still neck-and-neck in some battleground states

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The elephant and donkey are gone. What’s next for Political Pattie’s? - Roll Call

Bar owners acknowledge “the red elephant was hurtful to the community” but say they’re sticking to their concept and vision of "unity.”

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Lawmakers postpone decision on Virginia-class submarine money - Roll Call

The stopgap spending bill excludes nearly $2 billion for a major naval effort, punting a decision on the Virginia-class submarine program.

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MOU money: Hill staff union announces pay bumps as talks continue - Roll Call

Workers in two House offices have signed memoranda of understanding with their managers, securing some of the first pay increases for unionized staffers.

The Independent UK

At a DC bar full of Black Hill staffers, the debate was a time for marching orders

Few people understand the racist undertones of calling Harris a ‘DEI hire’ more than Black staffers working on Capitol Hill. Eric Garcia spent debate night at a watch party alongside Divine Nine Sorority Members, Black Hill staffers and Jim Clyburn

International Business Times

RFK Jr.'s Name Remaining On Key State Ballots Poses Risk To Trump: Report

Kennedy will remain on ballots in Michigan, Wisconsin and North Carolina

The Guardian - US

Hiker deaths in Grand Canyon rise amid extreme weather linked to climate crisis

Fourteen hiker deaths reported in the park this season, with total fatalities at almost the annual average of 15

The Guardian - US

For decades, it’s been a man’s world on Capitol Hill – that’s finally changing

More women are in chief of staff roles than ever before. With an election ahead, they’ve reached a pivotal moment

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