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Statistically, Democrats and Republicans hate each other more than ever
Gerrymandering: How it's being exposed and how it affects your state
SiriusXM host on hunger strike urges Congress to put voting rights on the front burner
More than a year after Donald Trump's loss, Wisconsin Republicans wage relentless attacks on the state's election commission
Biden reacts to Rittenhouse verdict: 'The jury system works, and we have to abide by it'
Biden deemed 'fit to successfully execute the duties of the president' after first physical in office
Impeachment report on former NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo to be released in coming days
Ohio Republicans tie themselves to Trump's rhetoric as they vie for Senate seat
Federal judge says Trump has responsibility for January 6, calling rioter a 'pawn'
Construction halted on secret project at Chinese port in UAE after pressure from US, officials say
Construction has been halted on a secret development inside of a Chinese shipping port near Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates after intense US pressure, at least for now, two sources familiar with the matter told CNN -- but multiple officials cautioned that the security concerns over the Chinese presence in the country are far from resolved.
Biden pardons Peanut Butter and Jelly in his first presidential turkey pardon
Analysis: 4 cases converge to test American justice
Kevin McCarthy gives longest House floor speech in history delaying Build Back Better vote
Army bars vaccine refusers from promotions and reenlistment as deadline approaches
For 85 minutes, Kamala Harris became the first woman with presidential power
Blinken warns war-torn Ethiopia is on 'path to destruction,' calls on Abiy to step up to end conflict
House finally passes Biden's spending bill
Analysis: Too soon for Democrats to declare victory as Build Back Better bill moves forward
House Democrats are on the cusp of passing President Joe Biden's sweeping social spending and climate change bill after months of feuding. But the likely win on Friday will only pose new questions over whether the $1.9 trillion measure can survive the Senate and then offer the short-term jolt of political energy Biden's wobbling presidency needs.
What the Democrats' sweeping social spending plan might include
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