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Earlier this month, New Jersey’s Department of Education launched a citizen engagement process asking students, teachers and parents to vote...

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If you won your seat in Congress by one of the narrowest margins ever — six votes — you can’t run away from it. And Iowa GOP Rep. Mariannett...

Lawmakers from both parties are expressing concerns about potential risks posed by state-chartered industrial loan companies that can blend...

Executive recruiter David Richardson joins the show to talk about where the fintech jobs are and what sectors have been most impacted by the...

Former Vice President Walter Mondale, an unapologetic Senate liberal whose White House aspirations were shattered in an epic landslide defea...

Capitol Police Officer Brian Sicknick’s death will remain classified as a line of duty death after D.C.’s chief medical examiner found the 4...

Sen. Marco Rubio might be out for a bicameral food fight. On Monday the Florida Republican called on House leaders to reconsider their contr...

The Senate is on track to vote this week on an expanded version of a bill to address a rise in violence against Asian Americans and Pacific...

Hannah Bove, of Boston, reads a memento that was placed at the National World War I Memorial in downtown Washington on Monday. The memorial,...

The clean energy workforce in the U.S. shed about 300,000 jobs last year as pandemic restrictions prevented technicians from entering commer...

Top White House health officials are concerned the COVID-19 vaccination campaign’s slow rollout early on could be deterring people from gett...

Ohio Republican Rep. Steve Stivers, who had been seen as a possible candidate for the state’s open Senate seat, said Monday he would depart...

Last summer, the Navajo Nation had the highest per capita COVID-19 infection rate in the country. The nation’s largest Native American reser...

More than three months after the insurrection and attack on the Capitol, lawmakers are grappling with how best to respond to the rising thre...

ANALYSIS — Some of America’s most prominent corporations infuriated Republicans in Congress earlier this month when they protested a Georgia...

Industry PAC contributions to House Republicans who voted against certifying Electoral College results in January fell during the first quar...

President Joe Biden on Friday signed a presidential determination that sets this year’s refugee admissions level at 15,000 refugees, maintai...

The National Institutes of Health on Friday announced it would loosen restrictions on using fetal tissue in biomedical research and revert t...

Senators facing competitive races in 2022 are building their campaign war chests as many await opponents, the latest fundraising reports sho...

Washington does not want for monuments, but a new one to an old war opened with a flag-raising ceremony Friday. The National World War I Mem...

Congress is back from recess and up to its usual antics. Rep. Mark Takano went sideways, Rep. Jim Jordan sparred with Anthony Fauci and form...

The Biden administration will direct $1.7 billion to sequence the emerging variants of the virus that causes COVID-19, the White House annou...

Recess is over, and Congress is back in Washington. After a two-week Easter break, Congress returned to Washington on Tuesday, with their fi...

Democrats are struggling to decide whether to pursue a bipartisan infrastructure bill or go it alone through another budget reconciliation p...