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The vice president will go to El Paso this week. She has previously resisted calls to make the stop.

There may be more common ground among Supreme Court liberals and conservatives than many people think.

The Supreme Court gave Biden greater control over the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

The justices’ 8-1 decision found that the First Amendment imposes broad limits on public schools’ ability to regulate off-campus speech deli...

The GOP is anxiously looking for clues about the football legend’s intentions in one of the nation’s most important Senate contests.

A package of antitrust bills to rein in the biggest U.S. tech companies is proving divisive for Democrats.

State lawmakers are preempting the ability of city leaders to enforce their own regulations. The moves represent a sharp ideological shift f...

The White House is struggling to contain the nation's surge in gun violence without exacerbating existing tensions on policing.

The finger-pointing underscores that the politics of antitrust laws designed to take on Amazon, Google, Apple and Facebook don’t cut neatly...

More than a dozen Democrats and two Republicans are vying to replace outgoing Mayor Bill de Blasio.

Voters may not know the outcome for weeks.

Progressives hoped election reform going down would bolster Democratic votes to change the filibuster. So far, that hasn't happened.

The president is asking for more time. His party is growing restless. An uncertain August recess awaits.

The party was wasting precious time and capital on an item that can’t pass, argued Reid Hoffman’s right hand man.

Senate Republicans plan to block the bill Tuesday evening, which Democrats have characterized as essential to pass before the 2022 midterms.

The Israeli government may have changed hands, but the Democratic Party’s friendlier posture toward the Minnesota liberal’s view of U.S. pol...

At least two states are moving to universal mail voting after Covid-19, while GOP-controlled Kentucky is among those expanding early voting.

As voters ready to pick his successor, the outgoing mayor reflects on his legacy and his relationship with a city that loves to hate him.

Efforts to revive the 2015 nuclear deal are making progress, but U.S. sanctions on the newly elected Ebrahim Raisi complicate matters.

Wiley is surging following a slew of endorsements from marquee progressives like AOC. But her work as a de Blasio aide is giving her trouble...

A group of senators has circulated a tentative plan on how they want to divvy up $579 billion in new spending on infrastructure, according t...