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The next four years could be bleak for those who want to limit the influence of money in politics. → Read More
The party will have to figure out how to bridge the gap between Wall Street and Main Street. → Read More
Lawmakers returning to Capitol Hill face battles over Iran, Zika, criminal justice (maybe), and more. → Read More
The successes of foreign-born athletes like Mo Farah and Bernard Lagat offer a rejoinder to nationalistic sentiment in the U.S. and Britain. → Read More
Major environmental groups have rallied around the nominee even as Bernie Sanders backers push for more aggressive policies. → Read More
Clinton and new VP pick Tim Kaine see chances to work across the aisle, but the Left is wary. → Read More
Police shootings have revived Capitol Hill’s interest in the justice system, but not enough—for now—to advance stalled legislation. → Read More
From Benghazi to Fast and Furious to Solyndra, GOP probes have found mistakes and mismanagement, but not legacy-shaping misconduct or corruption. → Read More
Some members say the aggressive tactics should be used on other issues, but details are scarce. → Read More
He’s no Elizabeth Warren. But against Donald Trump, he doesn’t have to be. → Read More
If Hillary Clinton wins, would she emulate the President Obama who racked up big early legislative victories? Or the one who had to lean on executive actions? → Read More
Top Senate Democrats praised Bernie Sanders as his bid nears its end, but offered no public commitments. → Read More
Senate Democratic women are thrilled by Clinton’s glass-ceiling milestone, but they want her focus to be much broader than that. → Read More
An upcoming package of bills signals that incoming Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer will focus on the issue. → Read More
A strengthened progressive wing wants to take on big finance, but Democrats’ incoming Senate leader is an uncertain ally. → Read More
A bizarre and bruising election cycle is taking a toll on some common words. → Read More
The House speaker signals that an endorsement likely won’t come quickly. → Read More
The 2016 race is forcing a public reckoning with a very different political era. → Read More
Lawmakers are starting to coalesce around their nominee. But they’d like to see some changes. → Read More
The first rule if you’re a rumored VP candidate: Say “I love my job.” → Read More