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At least six centrists say privately they are willing to block consideration of the party’s budget to stall its $3.5 trillion social spendin...

The Food and Drug Administration on Thursday will authorize third doses of Pfizer and Moderna's Covid-19 vaccines for people with weakened i...

Nearly 1,600 kids with Covid-19 were hospitalized last week, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention — a new seven-day r...

The judge approved a subpoena for Trump’s records covering 2017 and 2018, but turned down most of the panel’s request for similar informatio...

New data shows inflation jumped again in July, as price hikes overshadow the benefits of wage gains.

The education secretary stressed that he believes the Covid-19 vaccine is safe.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer early Wednesday morning filed cloture on the nomination of James Kvaal to be undersecretary of Educatio...

The new POLITICO/Morning Consult poll shows GOP voters shunning broadly popular measures to control the spread of the virus, which is spikin...

A Biden administration official didn’t rule out the idea of withholding federal funds from certain institutions, but cautioned that discussi...

He’s not charismatic. He’s constantly dodging attacks from the right. His state is facing another Covid surge. Yet nobody is even close to h...

The governor appeared publicly and privately ready to fight through an impeachment. Then, on Tuesday, he just gave up.

The ultra-talented political clan built a fortress of power but never quite crashed the American establishment—and their insularity ultimate...

The president got 19 Senate Republicans to vote for an infrastructure bill. Is it a one off?

The Senate voted 50-49 to begin debate on a 92-page framework for Democrats’ $3.5 trillion package of climate initiatives and social spendin...

The president did his part. But chemistry and trust among the senators was what made $550 billion of bipartisanship happen.

After much wrangling and controversy, lawmakers on Tuesday approved what would be their first-ever crackdown on cryptocurrencies and taxes.

Sens. Jerry Moran, Todd Young and Mike Rounds have announced they would not support the final infrastructure bill.

Head of Oxford Vaccine Group says vaccination won’t stop spread altogether.

The attorney for three hardline Republicans challenging the chamber's mask mandate was previously suspended by two bar associations over ins...

Federal laws bar cannabis from crossing state lines, driving up the cost — and the emissions — of an industry using indoor grow operations.