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Enough Senate Democrats finally broke ranks with their party to clear a path for ending the longest partial government shutdown in history. CQ Roll Call’s Aris Folley, Aidan Quigley and David Lerman assess the political fallout of the shutdown, what it means for the Democratic Party and the steps still…

A handful of candidates criticized Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer, even though he opposed the agreement, with some calling for him to step down.

The Food and Drug Administration is removing "black box" warnings on hormone replacement therapy for menopause.

Filing is the latest battle in war over whether the head of copyright office can remain in office despite Trump firing her.

Democratic Rep. Bonnie Watson Coleman won’t run for reelection next year, opening up a safe blue seat in Central New Jersey.

The White House is scrambling for a new message on affordability after still-high prices led to Democratic election wins last week.

“People are sort of afraid to poke their heads up and recognize that we should be talking about women who serve,” one says.

The justices will likely hear arguments in the case and issue a decision by the end of the court’s term next June.

The ruling declines to block a lower court order requiring the administration to move funds to pay for SNAP for November.

Senate appropriators Sunday unveiled a $7.3 billion fiscal 2026 Legislative Branch appropriations bill, part of a deal to end the shutdown.

Senators reached a deal Sunday night that will lead to reopening the government — assuming the House goes along with the plan.