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Republicans Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, Fred Upton of Michigan, Will Hurd of Texas and Susan Brooks of Indiana, who is retiring, all voted to condemn Trump’s remarks.
Middle-class Americans are bearing the brunt of the rise in health insurance deductibles and medical bills. That’s helped widen the country’s political divisions.
Joe Biden is going on the offensive, hoping that establishing his center-left credentials will win over primary voters.
Rep. Al Green is seeking to capitalize on a growing sentiment for impeachment in the wake of Trump’s racist tweets over the weekend.
Retired Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, the independent-minded jurist whose bright bow ties and courteous manner symbolized an old-fashioned style of integrity, died Tuesday after suffering a stroke a day earlier.
Campaign 2020
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris rolled out a policy blueprint to slash prices for prescription drugs when they cost less in other developed countries or when their price climbs faster than inflation.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg, former Vice President Joe Biden, and Sens. Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and Kamala Harris raised and spent millions of dollars more than their Democratic primary rivals between April 1 and June 30, according to the FEC.
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Candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination joined the chorus of lawmakers, world leaders and others condemning President Trump’s series of racist tweets calling for four congresswomen of color to “go back” to the countries “from which they came.”
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Democratic presidential candidate Beto O’Rourke says he was recently given documents showing that both he and his wife are descended from people who owned slaves.
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Regina Banks’ favorite presidential candidate is Kamala Harris, followed closely by Elizabeth Warren.
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Like thousands of Central American parents seeking asylum in the United States, Patricia panicked when, after she and her son crossed the Rio Grande into Texas last year, U.S. border agents took the boy away.
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The Majestic Yosemite can be called the Ahwahnee Hotel again.
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Fighting to stave off a bill that could force them to treat their workers as employees, Uber and Lyft last week deployed an unusual weapon: a promise of extra pay to drivers willing to lobby on their behalf.
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After six hours of heated testimony from conservationists and off-road vehicle enthusiasts, the California Coastal Commission on Thursday rejected the recommendation of its staff and voted against restricting vehicle access to Oceano Dunes — at least for the time being.
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There’s a new twist in the California-Trump brawl in the state Legislature.
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The Trump administration said it would deny asylum to migrants who failed to apply for protection in at least one country they crossed on their journey north.
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The House vote over condemning Trump’s tweets led to some unusually bitter back and forth.
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Senators sharply questioned Facebook’s plan to create a cryptocurrency, adding to a chorus of skepticism across the U.S. government.
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President Trump’s attacks on four minority members of Congress show he is returning to his 2016 playbook -- widening the country’s racial divisions.
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Trump to cut humanitarian aid to Central American countries, despite the poverty there that is sending migrants to U.S., and give the money to favored Venezuelan opposition leaders.
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A federal judge barred Stone from posting on social media Tuesday after finding that the longtime confidant of President Donald Trump repeatedly flouted her gag order.
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Trump’s nominee for Defense secretary brushed aside Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s call for him to recuse himself from dealing with his former employer, a major defense contractor.
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President Trump said his administration will “take a look” at businessman Peter Thiel’s allegations that Google’s work with China is “seemingly treasonous.”
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The Bureau of Land Management is moving its headquarters from Washington, D.C., to western Colorado, Sen. Cory Gardner, a Colorado Republican, said Monday.
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California will spend $340 million paying off doctors’ debts. In exchange, doctors must pledge that at least 30% of their caseloads will be devoted to Medi-Cal patients for five years.
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Middle-class Americans are bearing the brunt of the rise in health insurance deductibles and medical bills. That’s helped widen the country’s political divisions.
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California will spend $340 million paying off doctors’ debts. In exchange, doctors must pledge that at least 30% of their caseloads will be devoted to Medi-Cal patients for five years.
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Trump to cut humanitarian aid to Central American countries, despite the poverty there that is sending migrants to U.S., and give the money to favored Venezuelan opposition leaders.
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President Trump’s attacks on four minority members of Congress show he is returning to his 2016 playbook -- widening the country’s racial divisions.
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Republicans Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, Fred Upton of Michigan, Will Hurd of Texas and Susan Brooks of Indiana, who is retiring, all voted to condemn Trump’s remarks.
