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People who have talked to the disgraced former Missouri governor have come away from the conversations convinced he’s running for the state’...

The growing roster of Warren protégés in the government illustrates the leftward shift underway in the Democratic Party's approach to policy...

In statehouses around the country — most notably, Georgia — lawmakers are rolling out legislation that would make it a lot harder to vote.

The 45th president may be gone, but the groups making money off of him are not.

The post is similar to the one the president himself held while serving as VP to Obama.

Scared to realize just how far away your neighbors really were all along? Been there.

Democratic leaders are banking on some of the aid provisions being so popular that letting them expire would be a political nightmare.

Despite concerns that markets will be flooded with new U.S. government debt, the Treasury might not have to change its borrowing plans much...

Even allies say the president is lacking an apparatus and direction as he sorts out just what he wants to do in his post-presidency.

Sen. Todd Young's partnerships with Democrats have helped position him as the go-to Republican to forge bipartisan consensus on global affai...

Biden's Covid shot goal rests partly on launching a new government health care website. A decade ago, that was an Obama-Biden nightmare.

The action comes after President Joseph Biden signed into law Democrats’ coronavirus stimulus plan, which authorized a third round of stimul...

Health officials were optimistic about meeting the new May 1 target to open eligibility, but some stopped short of promising to do so.

But with pressure from Germany and GOP lawmakers, the administration is "stuck between a rock and a hard place" and Ted Cruz.

U.S. attorneys cited the rapidly growing roster of defendants and the enormous cache of evidence they must sift through.

Kerry is leveraging personal relationships with Wall Street players as well as banks' public promises to help fund climate efforts.

The panel’s to-do list is long, and its mission is complicated by a roster of senators with bigger national ambitions.

The list includes members from the more progressive wing of the New York delegation as well as Democratic stalwarts.

The president isn’t just dealing with a surge of migrants. He’s dealing with the legacies of his two immediate predecessors.

These days there’s a growing recognition that the Senate GOP and Trump need each other.

Few others cast as long a shadow as Fauci — who over the last year has given America a crash course in epidemiology — especially with top he...