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The relief package that Biden barely mentioned in his address gives him—and Democrats—an opportunity they haven’t had for decades.

"We just had a president who lasted all four years with numerous allegations against him,” Whitmer said.

Not every piece of misinformation is consequential, says Kathleen Hall Jamieson. Here’s how to know which ones are.

Biden will tell Americans tonight that the country will be "closer to normal" by July 4.

Republicans are rallying their base around an anti-immigration message, while Democrats are racing to help President Joe Biden control the i...

The new law marked the president's first major legislative achievement since taking office.

The president doesn’t support legalizing weed.

It's rare to see a public fight at a prominent D.C. think tank, but Koch funding and human rights policy toward Moscow have pushed grievance...

It’s a task that befuddled his predecessors: how to promote an improving economy if not everyone feels it.

Some in the president’s party are ready for an infrastructure plan that’s at least partly paid for.

Andrew Cuomo is not likable. Vernon Jordan was. There’s a lesson in there.

Some Republicans want to pull out, but others say there are better ways to highlight Beijing’s human rights abuses.

Covid-19 killed nearly 400,000 people in the U.S. in 2020, making it the third-leading cause of death.

In an interview, she called Schumer’s comments an “extraordinary” backhanding of his most natural ally across the aisle.

The 70-30 vote came almost five years to the day after the judge's initial Supreme Court nomination.

The 220-211 vote came after conservatives snarled floor consideration Wednesday morning.

Democrats tucked in a trio of little-noticed tax hikes on the wealthy and big corporations.

The Covid relief bill ends a decadeslong pivot away from cash benefits. And both parties are sort of OK with it.

Another massive injection of federal cash could ignite the economy like never before. It also could drive up inflation and burst market bubb...

The president is preparing to embark on a new, far more public-facing phase of his term.

Sanders’ supporters were steamrolled by Nevada's Democratic establishment in 2016. They just won control of the state party — and that could...