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No Labels: The centrist party Democrats fear could play spoiler in 2024

A centrist political group has pledged to create an alternative option for voters in the 2024 election, stoking concerns among left-leaning groups that a “spoiler” candidate could open the door for former President Donald Trump to return to the White House. → Read More

Senate overwhelmingly votes to overturn DC crime bill after Biden drops opposition

The Senate overwhelmingly voted to overturn a newly passed ordinance overhauling Washington's century-old criminal code, marking the first time in 30 years that Congress has repealed a local law passed by the D.C. Council. → Read More

WATCH LIVE STREAM: Trump delivers CPAC keynote speech to close out conservative event

Former President Donald Trump is set to take the stage to give the keynote address at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, addressing a crowd donned in MAGA hats and related attire at a gathering that has become increasingly aligned with the former president in recent years. → Read More

CPAC livestream: Watch Day Three of event with Tulsi Gabbard, Boebert, and Stefanik

Conservative activists and high-profile Republican figures are set to return to the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center at the National Harbor on Saturday as the Conservative Political Action Conference continues for its third and final day of programming. → Read More

CPAC livestream: Watch Day Two of event with MTG, Matt Gaetz, and James Comer

Conservative activists and high-profile Republican figures are set to return to the Gaylord National Resort and Convention Center at the National Harbor on Friday as the Conservative Political Action Conference continues for its second day of programming. → Read More

The new rules

The House Rules Committee hearing room in the Capitol lacks the grandeur and ornate decorations of those often seen in televised hearings. A quick staircase walk or elevator ride up from the House floor, the tight-for-space and utilitarian room more resembles a city council's chambers or a school board setting. → Read More

DC crime law becomes political 'nightmare' for Senate Democrats

Republicans are putting Senate Democrats in a difficult spot as the chamber prepares to vote on whether to strike down an overhaul of D.C.'s century-old criminal code. → Read More

Mark Brnovich faces ethics review amid allegations he hid evidence disproving election fraud

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs (D) is seeking an ethics review into former state Attorney General Mark Brnovich amid allegations he buried findings from his office’s investigation into the 2020 election that showed there was no evidence of widespread fraud or misconduct. → Read More

Far-left Nevada Democrats furious with party members over 'horrors of socialism' vote

Nevada progressives are furious with establishment Democrats in the state after they voted in favor of a House resolution to “condemn the horrors of socialism,” setting up a showdown between the party’s far-left flank and its more centrist officials. → Read More

Haley keeps fundraising numbers close to chest as donors await Tim Scott decision

Republican presidential hopeful Nikki Haley has not revealed how much money she raised in the first week and a half since launching her White House bid, marking a break from the traditional strategy that sees candidates touting those numbers as a sign of political strength. → Read More

Two Democratic committees made payments to group that released GOP military records

The political research group that received improper access to the private military records of several House Republican candidates in 2022 received payments from two Democratic campaign committees during the midterm cycle, according to election filings. → Read More

Pence slams special counsel Jack Smith over requests to testify in Jan. 6 inquiry

As part of those efforts, Smith has also reportedly pushed for Pence’s testimony to detail behind-the-scenes conversations of Trump’s actions aimed at overturning his loss to President Joe Biden. → Read More

News outlets demand Jan. 6 footage after Tucker Carlson granted exclusive access

A slate of news organizations is calling on House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) to release a trove of surveillance footage that was recorded during the Jan. 6 riot just days after it was reported the Republican leader would grant exclusive access to Fox News host Tucker Carlson. → Read More

Haley promises sharp break from Biden on foreign aid: 'Can't buy our friends'

Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley is seeking to set herself apart from previous administrations, vowing to make a sharp break from President Joe Biden on how the country disburses foreign aid. → Read More

DeSantis picks fight with Florida senator over flip-flop on immigration law

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) is proposing a number of changes to the state’s immigration laws, seeking to repeal a number of migrant protections that were once championed by state Republicans — including his own lieutenant governor. → Read More

Biden administration doesn't want doctors prescribing controlled substances remotely

The Biden administration wants to limit what drugs can be prescribed through telemedicine appointments, proposing doctors must evaluate patients in person before authorizing some controlled substances. → Read More

Iowa Democrats mull fight over 2024 primary calendar: 'Everything is on the table'

DES MOINES, Iowa — New Hampshire has attracted national headlines in recent weeks after state lawmakers vowed to reject President Joe Biden’s new Democratic primary calendar for 2024 — yet the Granite State may find it has allies readying to fight a battle of their own in Iowa. → Read More

DC attorney general urges Senate not to overturn district’s criminal code

The attorney general in Washington, D.C., is urging Senate Democrats to vote against overturning a newly passed district law that would overhaul the city’s criminal code and reduce the penalties for some crimes. → Read More

Rep. John James files for reelection in House, won't seek open Michigan Senate seat

Rep. John James (R-MI) has filed for reelection in the House, opting not to seek a bid to replace the retiring Sen. Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) in the Senate. → Read More

New York Democrats take dig at Atlanta as cities vie for 2024 Democratic convention

New York Democrats are urging President Joe Biden to choose New York City for the party’s annual convention over top contenders Chicago and Atlanta, with lawmakers openly taking a jab at the latter over its abortion laws. → Read More