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The report leaked days after Trump CDC chief Robert Redfield said he still thinks the virus escaped a Wuhan lab.

The federal government has found that Americans prefer vaccination at pharmacies over expensive mega-sites.

Some House Democrats are contemplating runs for Senate and governor, thanks to a delay in census data and GOP control of the mapmaking proce...

Some question the effectiveness of paying farmers to sink more carbon into their soil, while others worry it could let polluters off the hoo...

The mayor-turned-Transportation secretary is tasked with turning "infrastructure week" from a punchline into a reality.

Limited easing of England's Covid rules comes with plenty of hard choices still ahead for the prime minister.

He's a political mystery. But his movie roles have some clues about what kind of politician he'd be.

While lawmakers in both parties condemn wrongdoing after traumatic events, enacting a law that addresses them is again proving elusive.

The Georgia GOP secretary of state who bucked Donald Trump is up against serious resistance within his own party.

A seeming loophole in federal law is allowing people to buy products designed to get them high.

“All this hype without policy change is just hype. Having a seat at the table, that’s essential.”

Much of New York is still waiting to recover and bracing for what could be permanent changes to the biggest city in America.

The Vermont Independent wants to force Medicare negotiations with drug companies and use that revenue to pay for a broader program.

It’s the clearest sign of how he wants to establish himself as one of the most consequential presidents ever.

“This is Jim Crow in the 21st Century. It must end," Biden said in a statement.

DHS secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said he would reconstitute the council in the next few weeks as he transitions to a new model for the commi...

The groups see how easy it would be for a future Republican Senate to roll back progressive policies and implement new bans.

The biomass industry—selling ground-up tree pellets to European power plants—is an economic boon to the South, but experts worry its growth...

Senators are starting a flurry of bipartisan talks. But ultimately it's Schumer who will have to decide.

The new law also strips away some of the secretary of state's power.

Parts of the immigration system are in crisis. Others aren’t. Andrew Selee guides us through what is and isn’t working.

The former president summoned four candidates for the state's open Senate seat in a session that resembled the boardroom scenes on "The Appr...