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Unless the post-election session is remarkably productive, the current Congress could be a relative bust, on track to pass fewer laws than its predecessor.

A new study highlights the rise of acts of domestic terrorism, motivated in part by partisan falsehoods and lies.

Foreign countries might push to disrupt or delay time-sensitive processes and seek to meddle during various parts of the election process.

ANALYSIS — While Republicans have a clear advantage in the campaign for control of the Senate, the fight for the House looks as close as the neck-and-neck presidential race two weeks before Election Day.  Of the eight House rating changes recently made by Inside Elections, six were shifts toward Democrats…

Trump also ranted about a series of other issues Tuesday during an event with Latino voters, as the Harris campaign made a play for the bloc.

Republican control of the Senate would likely tilt tech policy on AI and other areas toward industry-friendly terms.

They gamed out an insurrection they never want to see, and now the documentary-makers have taken the conversation on the road.

The Energy Department on Friday announced $2 billion in grants to grid projects intended to mitigate extreme weather and increase capacity.

Polls have slightly shifted toward President Trump, but analysts say multiple swings — however slight — are possible before Election Day.

The Agriculture Department is providing grants for clean energy projects, including in the swing states of Michigan and Pennsylvania.

Analysts say if elected, Harris would build on work done by Biden administration to increase access to mental health care.