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GOP Panel Looks to Advance Legislation Making Daylight Saving Permanent
The House Energy and Commerce Committee plans a markup that would add the Sunshine Protection Act to a larger transportation funding package, ending seasonal clock changes.
Senate Democrat on Polis Commuting Peters Sentence: 'Terrible Decision,' 'Disqualifying'
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis commuted former county clerk Tina Peters' nine-year sentence, making her parole-eligible June 1; Sen. Michael Bennet says the move would preclude Polis from Senate consideration.
Blanche Makes Opening Statement During Senate Budget Hearing
The remarks come as Congress continues debate over federal spending priorities and the debt ceiling.
Unearthed Posts Show Democratic Senate Hopeful Praising Vulgar Graffiti, Making Crude Comments
Graham Platner previously called the posts 's***posting' and said they were jokes; Republicans say a years-long pattern of vulgar commentary raises character concerns.
Alabama Republicans to Choose Senate Nominee as Voting Maps Remain in Flux
President Trump has endorsed Rep. Barry Moore in the crowded seven-person Republican primary to succeed Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who is running for governor.
Polls Show Cooper With Strong Lead Over Whatley for NC Senate Seat
The Democrat holds an 11-point advantage in one survey and a 7-point edge in another, though outside money is pouring into the race.
Coons Throws Support Behind Stevens in Michigan Senate Democratic Primary
The Delaware senator becomes the latest high-profile Democrat to back Stevens, joining a crowded field of three candidates vying for Gary Peters' seat.
Prediction Market 'Watchdog' Launches Six-Figure Ad Campaign Ahead of Senate Hearing
FairPredicts, a non-partisan nonprofit, is spending on digital and billboard ads in Washington while the industry faces bipartisan scrutiny over insider trading concerns.
Three Bipartisan Bills Aim to Support Military Caregivers as Advocates Push for Congressional Action
An estimated 14.3 million Americans provide unpaid care to veterans, with caregivers losing over $13,000 annually and 35 percent of their households living below the poverty line.
White House Says China Will Purchase at Least $17B in US Agricultural Products Annually
The commitment comes after President Trump's recent diplomatic trip to Beijing and represents a significant increase from previous purchase levels.