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Republicans Mariannette Miller-Meeks and Zach Nunn find themselves in fierce political battles in a state where the GOP otherwise dominates.

Rep. Mike Lawler is counting on his reputation as a moderate to power him to a second term, but he’s not leaning away from being in the GOP.

The G7 agreed to use interest from frozen Russian assets for a $50 billion loan for Ukraine. President Biden is eyeing an arms component.

The House Judiciary Committee and the Justice Department agreed Wednesday to pause a court case over congressional subpoenas.

Lobbyists this year have stressed the need for companies to engage early on next year’s expiring tax provisions.

Unless the post-election session is remarkably productive, the current Congress could be a relative bust, on track to pass fewer laws than its predecessor.

A new study highlights the rise of acts of domestic terrorism, motivated in part by partisan falsehoods and lies.

Foreign countries might push to disrupt or delay time-sensitive processes and seek to meddle during various parts of the election process.

ANALYSIS — While Republicans have a clear advantage in the campaign for control of the Senate, the fight for the House looks as close as the neck-and-neck presidential race two weeks before Election Day.  Of the eight House rating changes recently made by Inside Elections, six were shifts toward Democrats…

Trump also ranted about a series of other issues Tuesday during an event with Latino voters, as the Harris campaign made a play for the bloc.

Republican control of the Senate would likely tilt tech policy on AI and other areas toward industry-friendly terms.