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Pence to fight special counsel subpoena on Trump's 2020 election denial
The former vice president is prepared to raise a novel claim of legislative privilege to challenge a bid for his testimony in the 2020 election probe.
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Russian-linked malware was close to putting U.S. electric, gas facilities ‘offline’ last year
The malware was targeted at around a dozen U.S. facilities in the weeks after the invasion of Ukraine.
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‘I Feel Like We’re Backing Up, Instead of Moving Forward’
The Supreme Court Justice who upheld the right to an abortion in South Carolina is worried about the future of women in her state.
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What the Environmental Movement Needs to Do Next
Time to make climate change a bipartisan priority.
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The U.S., Owning a Powerhouse Microchip-making Industry? Fat Chance, Taiwan's Tech King Told Pelosi.
"Fifty billion dollars – well, that’s a good start," quipped the 91-year-old Morris Chang, warning that Washington’s new bipartisan industrial policy may not add up.
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Balloon furor deflates China’s commercial charm offensive
Chinese officials have been blanketing Washington with pleas for a trade detente in 2023. The balloon incident blew up their campaign.
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Elizabeth Warren cultivates anti-crypto coalition
Warren is zeroing in on national security concerns as her focus for potential crypto legislation, even as she raises red flags about a host of issues in the space, from consumer protections to environmental impact.
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'Who is behind them?': UFO fever grips Capitol Hill
Lawmakers have critical questions for the Biden administration about the objects flying over the U.S., as officials return to the Hill for a classified briefing Tuesday.
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Biden taps Fed's Brainard as top economic adviser
The president is also likely to pick Jared Bernstein to head the Council of Economic Advisers.
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3 people dead in Michigan State shootings; gunman also dead
Police said the man apparently shot himself off campus.
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Adams quietly creates new offices, empowering low-profile deputy mayor
The mayor staffed up the office in recent weeks with 10 people from different agencies, all of whom will continue being paid by those departments.
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GOP's newest attack on Biden’s climate law: China
GOP objections to Chinese involvement in clean-energy projects threaten to complicate the president's efforts to create a U.S.-based supply chain for green power.
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U.S. ‘deeply troubled’ by Israel’s legalizing 9 outposts
The expressions from officials were the first sign of outward friction between the U.S. and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s new far-right government.
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Ford to build EV battery plant in Michigan, use Chinese tech
The $3.5 billion project will allow the company to take advantage of tax breaks in the Inflation Reduction Act, although it will utilize battery technology owned by a Chinese-based company.
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The partisan lobbying firm changing of the guard
The proudly all-Republican firm CGCN Group has signed four new clients so far this year, according to disclosures filed over the weekend.
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U.S. tells Ukraine it won’t send long-range missiles because it has few to spare
The Biden administration wants to ensure it has enough ATACMS for the U.S. military.
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House Dem leaders calm outrage over Hispanic Caucus chair
The group decided to keep Rep. Nanette Barragán on as chair after Rep. Pete Aguilar addressed lawmaker concerns over her firing of a top staffer.
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The First Time America Was Attacked by Balloons
History offers lessons for easing the current U.S.-China crisis.
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Tim Scott to attend presidential forum alongside Haley
It is the surest sign yet that the two South Carolinians are on a primary collision course.
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Biden dismisses scandal-plagued Capitol manager
Architect of the Capitol Brett Blanton will depart seven years before his term is up, facing allegations of misusing official resources.
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White House on unidentified objects: ‘No indication of aliens’
The White House’s head-on approach to the aliens question comes after Gen. Glen VanHerck declined to rule out aliens or extraterrestrial involvement on Sunday.
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Inside New York City's training for health care workers doing involuntary removals
A presentation obtained by POLITICO shows how clinicians are being taught to implement the new standard.
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Playbook PM: Exclusive numbers on how Biden’s SOTU played
And the Fulton County grand jury report will be partially released Thursday.
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Joe Biden’s Missed Opportunity to Wrestle With Fox News
Talking to the other side is a lost art in politics.
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Judge orders partial release of Georgia grand jury report on possible 2020 election crimes
The release will include a special grand jury’s report that focuses on whether former President Trump broke state law by pressuring local officials to change the 2020 presidential election results.
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Can new CMS policy save rural hospitals?
The Rural Emergency Hospital designation, aimed at sustaining emergency rooms, outpatient care and clinics, will be a major consideration for a significant number of hospitals.
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Khanna wants to bring DoD, Big Tech together
Rep. Ro Khanna wants to bring the leaders of top tech companies to Washington to help improve the Defense Department’s adoption of new and emerging technology.
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Catholic school ties to testing group spark controversy
The Virginia-based Lepanto Institute in late January attacked NWEA’s policy advocacy work and posts on the education group’s teaching blog.
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Buses and business on Fifth Avenue
Elected leaders are eager to draw people back to the area that has seen steep declines in foot traffic since the start of the pandemic.
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Buses and business on Fifth Avenue
Elected leaders are eager to draw people back to the area that has seen steep declines in foot traffic since the start of the pandemic.
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Balloon drama pumps up trade tensions
The Commerce Department added six Chinese aerospace companies to a trade blacklist due to their support of Beijing’s surveillance programs.
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Here’s how some officials think elections should run
The NewDEAL Forum is out with a new list of policy recommendations for how to actually run elections.
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The view from Helsinki on parental leave
In 2020, the Finnish government overhauled its parental leave system to increase the amount of time allotted per child and did away with gender distinctions that gave fathers less time.
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Lawmakers continue fight to extend health insurance to undocumented New Yorkers
A recently introduced bill would extend coverage under the state’s Essential Plan to undocumented people with a household income below 250 percent of the federal poverty line.
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Final word: (Most) state payments not taxable
The IRS made it official on Friday evening — it won’t be taxing most direct payments that states sent out during 2022.
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NYC neighborhoods fell short of Hochul's growth targets
NYC neighborhoods fell short of Hochul's growth targets
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1,500-hour rule fight brews
Sunday marked the 14th anniversary of the Colgan Air plane crash that killed 50 people near Buffalo, N.Y. and sparked a host of changes to airline safety regulations.
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Tester wants a crackdown on China farmland buys
The push on Capitol Hill for the federal government to crackdown on Chinese and other foreign entities buying U.S. farmland, sometimes close to military installations, is reaching a fever pitch.
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Top general says suspected Chinese spy balloons have flown over Middle East
His comments come as the U.S. denies an accusation that American balloons are flying over Chinese airspace.
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Big banks gear up for Fed fight
Wall Street giants are on alert because of Fed Vice Chair for Supervision Michael Barr, President Joe Biden’s pick to serve as the central bank’s pointman on regulation.