Milei, Congress and Argentina
The Star-Ledger endorsement: Sue Altman for Congress over Tom Kean Jr.
“We stopped endorsing him,” says Jeff Tittel, who ran Sierra Club for most of Kean’s career and has known him for decades.
Congress urged to shift billions to improve aging flight controls
The FAA determined that 105 of 138 systems were either unsustainable or potentially unsustainable, according to a government ...
Harris on ‘60 Minutes’ says Congress would work with her as president if she’s elected
Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris said during an interview with the CBS News show “60 Minutes” that aired Monday ...
Ballot battle in New York's 17th Congressional District could have an impact on who controls Congress
A high-stakes battle over the November ballot is playing out in New York City's northern suburbs. It involves the Working ...
Members of Congress pushed back on California’s AI bill
California Gov. Gavin Newsom's veto of an artificial intelligence bill came after he was pressured by U.S. lawmakers.
Who’s leading Congress in political peacemaking (and division) this week? Check out the top 10 list
After reading about who cracked into the elite College Football rankings, spend some time with America’s new "Builders Power ...
I’ve Covered Washington for a Long Time. I’ve Never Heard Anyone in Congress Go This Far.
I’ve covered Congress for a while, so I don’t say this lightly: I’m not sure I’ve ever heard a member say something this ...
Memo to Congress: Tax the ultra-wealthy to fund climate justice | Opinion
Recently, Climate Revolution Action Network (CRAN), a Gen Z-led movement representing hundreds of young people across New ...
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Report to Congress on Chinese Nuclear Weapons
The following is the Oct. 3, 2024, Congressional Research Service In Focus report, China: Nuclear and Missile Proliferation.
Caste Calculus: How BJP beat Congress at its own game in Haryana
The Congress had hoped that Rahul Gandhi's repeated demand for a caste census would draw Dalit and OBC votes in its favour.
Analysis shows disproportionate departure of ‘bridgers’ in Congress
A disproportionate number of Capitol Hill’s most collaborative lawmakers are leaving their seats this year either for ...