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Although some Democrats over the years acknowledged problems with the health care law, they were reluctant to spotlight its flaws while it was under heavy GOP a
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“If we’ve got folks on the other side of the aisle or my side of the aisle that don’t want to pay the bills, that’s pretty bad,” said Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.),
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But reaction throughout the Capitol to the panel’s tech antitrust legislation showed that the effort faces serious friction from legislators of both parties, de
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"The commission for some reason has come up with a 4-4 map — a 4-4 map in a state that Biden won by 13.5 [points] and Hickenlooper won by 10," said Cr
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AP Photo/Brittainy Newman NEW YORK — Andrew Yang burst into the New York City mayor’s race with strong name recognition, high-profile endorsers and a relentless
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According to several of the legislators involved in the negotiations, the agreement follows the same rough contours of an earlier framework released by the grou
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“There’s stuff flying in our airspace and we don’t know who it's and it’s not ours. So we should know who it's, especially if it’s an adversary that’s made a te
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In recent days, liberal legislators and grassroots progressive groups have shifted their anxiety and ire toward Biden, as voting legislation, police reform and
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Attorney General Merrick Garland opened for the president on Wednesday, outlining the details of the plan. Garland noted that most federally licensed firearms d
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“I know the speaker has been clear, and we’ve been clear that there’s not going to be the votes in the House from progressive caucus members for any kind of sma
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