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The Biden administration has focused on vaccination, but some worry that there's insufficient focus on prevention.

A dearth of seats that will be very competitive in November makes the primaries in many Florida House districts the most important elections.

Roll Call on the Road gives you a look at political candidates like Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania and a special election in New York.

A federal judge orders DOJ to propose redactions in preparation for the potential release of the affidavit allowing the search of Mar-a-Lago.

The SEC is under pressure to simplify a proposed disclosure rule to prevent firms from misleading about their environmental credentials.

New York Democrats Carolyn B. Maloney and Jerrold Nadler often agreed during their decades together in the House, but there were differences.

August is a strange month, especially in Washington. Congress is in recess, people vacation. How to balance time off and time on.

A federal permitting deal between Schumer and Manchin would be difficult to get through the House, lawmakers said.

Alaska used a new voting system that sent Murkowski to the November Senate ballot and Palin to the ballot for an open House seat.

Wyoming Rep. Liz Cheney will be looking for her next act in public life after being rejected by the Cowboy State’s Republican voters Tuesday. And regardless of whether there’s another run for elected office, Cheney seems sure to be driven by her crusade to keep former President Donald Trump far away…

President Joe Biden signed major legislation aimed at fighting climate change and lowering health care costs.