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Many AAPIs have been taught that if we keep our heads down and stay silent, one day we’ll belong in America. But I only began to fit in here...

The majority leader shared his plans for cannabis legislation with POLITICO in an exclusive interview.

The president is facing a political pinch over the border. His solution for it: more nuance.

"Major League Baseball fundamentally supports voting rights for all Americans and opposes restrictions to the ballot box,” MLB Commissioner...

Ocasio-Cortez’s largesse — and an oversight at the campaign headquarters — has raised awkward questions among her colleagues.

Capitol Police said a suspect was in custody following reports of the car crash into two officers on the north side of the Capitol complex.

But they must wear masks, agency adds.

The numbers signal the U.S. is well on its way toward a revival, one that’s widely expected to reach record levels of growth later this year...

Bloomberg’s former aides are now back in the mix, shaping the race to choose de Blasio’s successor.

Ousted president’s visits to campus and social-media posts spark talk of a comeback.

How America’s center-right party started to lose its mind, as told by the man who tried to keep it sane.

Johnson says he hasn't decide whether to run again, but confident Democrats hope he does.

The department’s use of civil rights laws has buoyed activists on the ground and surprised even seasoned regulators in Washington.

The acknowledgment came one day after reports revealed a production mistake that affected 15 million doses.

Jennifer Van der Heide had recently planned a 50-person indoor party at the agency that the White House ordered canceled.

Distrust, whisper campaigns and a bit of backstabbing are rampant as aides scramble for access and power.

Disconnected and labor-intensive travel controls are set to make mass tourism a nightmare, if you can even afford it.

States built their climate plans on hopes the new industry will thrive. But they’ll need Washington to make it happen.

Workers at Emergent BioSolutions mistakenly mixed ingredients from two Covid-19 vaccines together.

The White House’s rollout of the biggest infrastructure package in at least five decades has sparked a lobbying frenzy in Washington.

While Democrats cast the tax increases as a matter of fairness, they also hope it will make good politics.

Republicans are already balking and preparing a messaging campaign against the package.

One thing the former president proved is that unless you're Donald Trump and sit in the White House, his strategy doesn't work as well.

President Joe Biden's proposals call for hundreds of billions of dollars for investments.