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New York told to redraw House map that gave Democrats an edge - Roll Call

The legislature ignored a commission created by a constitutional amendment that voters approved to prevent gerrymandering.

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Between the lines: A redistricting roundup report card - Roll Call

The redistricting cycle is still not finished, thanks to a pandemic-altered census, lawsuits and good old procrastination.

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Biden faces political pressure over border expulsion order - Roll Call

Most Democrats have pushed the administration to rescind the public health directive, but the CDC has yet to announce its call.

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Pelosi dismisses gas tax hiatus, says consumers wouldn't benefit - Roll Call

Her comments run counter to a group of six Senate Democrats who have introduced a bill to eliminate the tax through 2022.

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Judge: Florida law discriminates against minority voters - Roll Call

A federal judge overturned parts of a new Florida election law because they discriminated against minority voters.

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Panel vote likely split on Ketanji Brown Jackson for Supreme Court - Roll Call

The Senate Judiciary Committee will likely split on party lines on the nomination of Ketanji Brown Jackson for the Supreme Court.

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Sanders, investors warn Starbucks on response to unionization - Roll Call

Sen. Bernie Sanders and ESG investors are urging Starbucks to stop what they call "union-busting" actions as employees try to organize.

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Senate close to COVID-19 aid deal; global funds in question - Roll Call

Senators negotiating a COVID-19 supplemental funding package have an “agreement in principle” to provide roughly $10 billion.

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They work in the halls of power. But Senate dining workers are ‘still struggling’ - Roll Call

“I’ve known the senators for so many years,” one dining worker says. “But they don’t know what happens, really, with us.”

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It ‘opened my eyes’: Rep. Jim Costa on the summer of ’73 - Roll Call

He stood in line to get a seat at the Watergate hearings as a young intern during a summer away from the family's California farm.

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John Amara Walters had an ‘infectious laugh.’ Now his memory inspires interns - Roll Call

“You can only wish as a parent that your child makes an impact and makes a difference,” said his mother, Kimberley Davis.

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Chief asks for $105.5 million more in funding for Capitol Police - Roll Call

Capitol Police Chief J. Thomas Manger wants a $105.5 million budget increase to hire more officers for what he describes as a severely understaffed department.

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Biden implores Congress to supplement COVID-19 funds as second booster rolls out - Roll Call

President Biden urged Congress to provide supplemental COVID-19 funds as he got the second booster shot now recommended for those over 50.

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Taxpayers paid for baby gift, other questionable expenses as part of Cannon building renovation - Roll Call

The Architect of the Capitol “repetitively reimbursed small-dollar amounts of unallowable costs" an inspector general report found.

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Administration, health experts nervously eye new virus variants - Roll Call

The administration and health experts think the country is ready for the omicron subvariant BA.2, but worry about the next virus.

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Sen. Susan Collins backs Ketanji Brown Jackson for Supreme Court - Roll Call

Sen. Susan Collins announced Wednesday she would vote to confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court, the first Republican to say so.

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More Republicans have died of COVID-19. Does that mean the polls are off? - Roll Call

“Polls are blunt instruments, not precision instruments,” pollsters remind us. So can they account for the changing demographics of COVID-19?

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Retirement savings bill passes House as Senate deliberates - Roll Call

The House passed a bipartisan package aimed at growing Americans’ retirement savings, sending it to the Senate with broad bipartisan backing.

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With ink barely dry, Biden budget put through the wringer - Roll Call

Democrats are in for another protracted standoff over fiscal priorities, based on Republicans' reaction to the budget released Monday.

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Lawmakers see alternatives to Russian energy in their districts - Roll Call

With gas prices high and the world looking for alternatives to Russian energy, lawmakers are finding solutions in their own districts.

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Biden signs federal anti-lynching bill into law - Roll Call

Hate crime conspiracies leading to serious injury or death would be subject to federal sentences of up to 30 years under the new law.

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Biden's non-gaffe on Putin suggests a foreign policy-steeped president resisting his instincts - Roll Call

President Biden again signaled he wants Vladimir Putin to no longer rule Russia amid his war in Ukraine – but not via US-led regime change.

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Supreme Court raises concerns over veteran work protections - Roll Call

Supreme Court justices voiced concern that states were interfering with the right of Congress to wage war successfully.

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‘Revered and feared’: Don Young lies in state at the Capitol - Roll Call

It was freezing out the morning Don Young returned to the Capitol one last time — fitting for the proud Alaskan and dean of the House.

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New polls confirm Democratic problems for November - Roll Call

Two recent polls show that President Joe Biden and congressional Democrats face a challenging midterm election dynamic.

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