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FBI Director Christopher Wray told a Senate committee that he opposes adding a warrant requirement to Section 702 during its reauthorization.

Progressive champion Rep. Earl Blumenauer will not seek reelection next year in his heavily Democratic Oregon district.

The FCC will allow use of federal funds to put Wi-Fi on school buses, a plan opposed by Republicans worried about social media use.

House Republicans' stand-alone bill would decouple aid for Israel from aid for Ukraine and border security.

A ruling that Alabama's map violated the Voting Rights Act led to Rep. Barry Moore's hometown being drawn into Rep. Jerry Carl's district.

Most prominent Washington tales are political, but homegrown horror “The Exorcist” has been creeping people out for more than 50 years.

Biden was not running in New Hampshire because of the Democrats' new primary calendar, but his supporters want to write him in.

President Joe Biden issued an executive order requiring companies developing AI to share details of safety tests with the U.S. government.

Donald Trump's attorneys will be in Colorado and Minnesota courts this week in cases that aim to stop him from appearing on primary ballots.

Speaker Mike Johnson’s rise, ending an unprecedented 22-day stalemate, and the House’s quick reopening highlight this week’s Hits and Misses. 

Establishing Best Practices for the Assessment of Physical Peril Risk Models Climate-related financial risks are a real and present danger, with impacts already reverberating throughout the United States’ (U.S.) financial and housing markets. Under the Biden Administration, several federal agencies have made significant progress toward establishing regulations and oversight mechanisms…