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Proxy Voting Was a Game Changer in Congress

By Mini Racker

Why the Culture War Is Turning Back to COVID

By Philip Elliott

What We Know About Bankman-Fried’s Political Donations

By Nik Popli

Liberals Push to Boost Labor Agency Funding

By Mini Racker
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Why the Government Funding Fight Drags On

Negotiations could go as late as the week after Christmas as Democrats and Republicans remain $26 billion apart on funding the government

By Philip Elliott

Warnock Defeats Walker in Georgia Runoff

Warnock's victory over Walker expands Democrats’ Senate majority, and could help the party hold the Senate in two years when they face a tough election map.

By Philip Elliott

5 Things to Watch in Georgia’s Runoff

As we wait for the results in the race between Sen. Raphael Warnock and Herschel Walker, here's what to watch coming out of Georgia.

By Philip Elliott

Vying for Georgia's 'Exhausted' Voters

Runoffs can be unpredictable but Republicans concede that Herschel Walker's string of scandals have hurt him among moderates and independents

By Mini Racker

The DNC Can’t Kill New the Hampshire Primary

New Hampshire state law requires it to hold its primary first. That's unlikely to change in 2024, no matter what Biden wants.

By Philip Elliott

Why 'Union Joe' Sided Against Rail Workers

After campaigning as the most pro-union candidate ever, Biden decided the economy was a bigger priority than rail workers' bargaining power

By Philip Elliott

Key Senate Democrat on Trump and the Midterms

Senator Gary Peters answers nine questions about why Democrats held the Senate and how they plan to win Georgia's Dec. 6 runoff.

By Eric Cortellessa

Nancy Pelosi Reflects On the Not-Quite-End of An Era

An interview with the outgoing House Speaker

By Molly Ball

Pelosi Steps Down From Leadership

Pelosi became the first woman to lead a major party in either chamber of Congress in 2002, and took the speaker’s gavel following the 2006 elections.

By Mini Racker

Katie Hobbs Defeats Kari Lake in Arizona

Hobbs defeated Kari Lake, a former TV anchor who insisted Donald Trump really won the 2020 election and became a right-wing sensation.

By Eric Cortellessa

In Praise of Not Burning Down a Democracy

Americans casting their ballots peacefully and losing candidates conceding may seem like a low bar, but clearing it in 2022 mattered more than ever.

By Philip Elliott

The Red Wave Was More Like a Pink Splash

Most Democrats still think their majority in the House is gone, but it's looking nothing like the 63-seat loss that Obama endured in 2010.

By Philip Elliott

Walker's and Warnock's Competing Views of God

"I'm that warrior for God," Herschel Walker told voters, while Raphael Warnock described his faith as "not a weapon," but "a bridge."

By Mini Racker/Hiram, GA

We Won't Know Every Winner on Election Night

We won't know all the winners Tuesday night. There's no conspiracy behind that.

By Philip Elliott

Arizona Voters Brace for Tense Election

A day before the midterm elections, some Arizona Democrats say they fear political violence and instability in the days ahead.

By Eric Cortellessa

In Ohio, No One Trusts the Polls

The races for Senate and governor don't feel like foregone conclusions, even as the polls show Republicans JD Vance and Mike DeWine leading.

By Philip Elliott
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