Republican leadership of Senate health panel in doubt
It's unclear who will replace Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy as the top Republican on the Senate HELP Committee.
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It's unclear who will replace Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy as the top Republican on the Senate HELP Committee.
Polling by Voto Latino shared shows 40% of Latinos backing Democrats on the generic ballot, while just 21% support Republicans.
Sens. Steve Daines, R-Mont., and Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., want to make it easier for the body to pass popular bills.
Many different kinds of Democrats are grabbing credit for midterm victories that aren’t official yet. Here’s your guide to the pre-spin cycle.
The movement faced a wall of progressive resistance, but some Democrats are still embracing its ideas.
Every Thursday afternoon, a cadre of state AFL-CIO leaders meets on Zoom to advance a shared project: the “Contract with Working Americans,” a populist economic platform they devised independently of the national AFL-CIO.
The Arizona Democratic senator talked about his agenda with Semafor — but demurred on how he’ll handle 2028.
Sixty-three percent of Democrats say they have confidence in election integrity, according to Gallup polling.
The Treasury Department moved last week to automatically enroll tens of millions of children and greenlight donations of individual stocks.
President Trump’s Board of Peace unveiled a $2.45 billion Gaza recovery plan at a recent meeting, but the goals remain out of reach.
Massachusetts Rep. Lori Trahan’s “CLAIM Act” would make it easier for third parties to sue AI developers.
Guardrails Action warns politicians in a new letter that they’ll face ‘active, mobilized opposition’ if they don’t commit to safety regulations.
The agency said there is “no indication of a broader threat to the United States” at this time.
The Maine Republican sat down with Semafor amid her toughest reelection fight yet.
The cryptocurrency industry’s leading network of super PACs is backing 19 House Republicans but only 13 House Democrats.
Twenty-eight percent of US employees say they use AI at least weekly, according to a two-year study from Jobs for the Future, The Families & Workers Fund, and Gallup.
It’s the latest indication that Democrats are not giving up on a sustained push for answers from the administration.
The proposed legislation sent to the Hill would impose mandatory minimum sentences for fraud offenses involving federal benefits programs.
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