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Catch up on the political news of the past week in the latest At the Races newsletter, including the topics of crime and campaigning.

Back in December, before the current Congress convened, Jason Dick and Molly E. Reynolds discussed simple fixes the House and Senate could implement to make Congress work better for the public, the government and the institution. As they prepare for next week’s podcast to take stock of how things have…

The NRCC is adding three Texas districts to its list of 2026 targets, following changes to the state’s congressional map.

The assassination of Charlie Kirk spurred intense negotiations on how much more should be appropriated to help protect public officials.

Four Republicans helped Democrats pull off the procedural move. Some hope it could be enough to defuse a cycle of retribution in the House.

For the second day in a row, the House passed legislation that would counteract local D.C. crime and policing laws, angering local advocates.

Lawmakers sparred with FBI Director Kash Patel on Wednesday over his handling of investigative materials related to Jeffrey Epstein.

Governors' elections are having an impact on Washington as a growing number of lawmakers make gubernatorial bids.

The late Rep. Mary Rose Oakar, an ardent champion of women's rights, was behind efforts to create the $1 coin featuring Susan B. Anthony.

Senate Republicans took a final procedural step Wednesday to speed up consideration of President Donald Trump’s lower-level nominees.

Former CDC director said HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to change the childhood immunization schedule later this month.