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Janet Mills Has the Resume for Her Senate Bid. Is That Enough to Win Over Maine's Democratic Voters?
The two-term governor points to decades of experience while her primary opponent Graham Platner has raised more money and drawn larger crowds.
Man Who Went Viral for Staying Seated, Eating During White House Dinner Chaos Speaks Out
Michael Glantz, an agent at Creative Artists Agency, explained his calm demeanor during the evacuation of President Trump and officials from the WHCA dinner.
Come and Make The Ask: Talarico Faces Test With Black Voters In Texas Senate Race
The Democratic nominee has begun visiting Black churches and block-walking in majority-Black cities, but frustration remains among some congregants at Friendship-West Baptist Church who have yet to hear from him directly.
Meet the Woman Steering Biden's Bipartisan Winning Streak on Capitol Hill
Louisa Terrell, director of the White House Office of Legislative Affairs, brokered deals on infrastructure, gun safety and same-sex marriage during historically tight majorities.
Supreme Court Upholds Convictions of Ex-Ohio House Speaker, Lobbyist in $60M Bribery Scheme
Larry Householder will now return to seeking a presidential pardon after exhausting his final legal appeal.
Tom Kean Jr.'s Prolonged Absence Puts Pressure on House Republicans' Razor-Thin Majority
The New Jersey Republican has missed 50 consecutive roll call votes since March, leaving GOP leaders with limited margin for must-pass legislation.
Harris Campaign Alum Launches Bipartisan Group to Advance Mexican-American Relations
The American Mexican Leadership Council brings together former ambassadors, ex-officials from both parties, and CEOs to strengthen ties with Mexico and advocate for the 40 million-person community.
Hegseth's Pentagon Turmoil Makes GOP Senators Uneasy
Several Republican defense hawks are questioning Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's leadership decisions, including the dismissal of senior military officials, ahead of his scheduled congressional testimony.
Senate Democrats Probe Kuwait Attack That Killed 6 US Service Members During Iran Conflict
The four senators are requesting documents from the Pentagon about security protocols and intelligence sharing ahead of the early March strike.
Virginia Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Whether Redistricting Amendment Violated Constitutional Timing Rules
Judges questioned whether the legislature's first vote came too late because early voting had already begun when lawmakers approved the amendment.