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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.
White House Withdraws Hospitality Executive as Nominee to Lead National Park Service
Scott Socha, president of Delaware North's parks and resorts division, would have overseen hundreds of national parks and monuments amid widespread agency firings.
Carter, Collins Trade Barbs in Georgia Senate GOP Primary Debate
The two congressmen clashed over ethics allegations and personal attacks while Dooley stayed above the fray one day before early voting begins.
House Republican Calls for Congress to Take 'Better Steps' to Address Security After WHCA Gala Shooting
Rep. Abe Hamadeh (R-Ariz.) described his experience evacuating during Saturday's incident and called for legislative action on lawmaker protection measures.
Talarico Needs Crockett’s Black Voters. They Aren’t All Convinced.
The Democratic Senate nominee faces skepticism from voters who supported Rep. Jasmine Crockett in the Texas primary, with some saying he hasn't done enough to earn their support.
How Kyrsten Sinema's Decision Makes Democrats' 2024 Senate Map Tighter
The Arizona senator's switch to independent status complicates the party's path to retaining its narrow Senate majority in a cycle where 23 of 34 seats up for grabs are held by Democrats.
Mining Investors Jittery About Politics in Peru as Vote Count Drags On, Analysts Say
Political uncertainty in the Andean nation has created anxiety among international mining companies with significant operations there.
Hakeem Jeffries Faces Unscripted Question from Child Reporter about Democratic Party Perception
The exchange during Take Your Child to Work Day on Capitol Hill highlighted broader voter dissatisfaction challenges facing Democrats heading into the 2026 election cycle.
DeSantis Under Pressure as Florida Redraw Could Tip House Balance in GOP Map Fight
House Speaker Mike Johnson publicly endorsed redrawing Florida's congressional maps before November, adding to pressure on the governor ahead of a Tuesday special session.