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· 48mThe Washington Post

Two more Democrats, Reps. Langevin and McNerney, announce their retirements

Two House Democrats on Tuesday said they will not seek reelection, bringing the number of Democratic retirements to 28. Rep. Jim Langevin (D-R.I.) announced his retirement in an op-ed in the

The Supreme Court Could Decide if Ted Cruz Gets $10,000. It Matters More Than You Think

The year was 2018. Ariana Grande’s Sweetener topped the charts. Avengers: Infinity War smashed records. The U.S. midterm elections were in full swing, with Republicans on the way to holding the

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· 2hAssociated Press

Son of ex-Congress hopeful Mark Harris running for NC House

The son of a former North Carolina congressional candidate whose testimony in a 2019 absentee ballot fraud hearing contributed to state officials ordering a new election says he will run for the

· 52mBusiness Insider

30,000 union workers call on Biden to cancel all student debt: 'We are wanting to let him know that unions have demands on him'

A Western Massachusetts labor union said if Biden is a "union-friendly president," he should cancel student debt.

GOP takes a potent but risky new path: Hitting Biden on Covid

Republicans are betting — despite Donald Trump's past pandemic stumbles — that spiking cases and public exhaustion can help their case against the president.

With help from Manchin and Sinema, a Republican revolution from below is driving national policy

Republican-controlled state legislatures across the country are approving a wave of new voting restrictions on virtually party-line votes that require only a simple majority to pass. The US Supreme

State Senate leader Bob Hertzberg to run for Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors

Veteran Democratic legislator Bob Hertzberg plans to run for the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, upending the race to represent the San Fernando Valley on the powerful panel.Hertzberg, who

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· 10hThe Atlantic

The Voting-Rights Debate Democrats Don’t Want to Have

Last week was a momentous one for voting rights in America, and not just because of President Joe Biden’s urgent (if unsuccessful) plea for Congress to pass legislation protecting access to the

· 1hAssociated Press

First woman nominated to be Los Angeles fire chief

A 22-year fire service veteran was nominated Tuesday to become the first woman to lead the Los Angeles Fire Department. Deputy Chief Kristin Crowley would become the first female fire chief for the

Should Lawmakers Be Allowed to Trade Stocks? Joe Biden to Leave Decision to Congress

The White House said Tuesday that President Joe Biden will leave the stock trading debate to lawmakers as some consider a ban on the practice.White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki was asked during a

· 1hSan Francisco Chronicle

Congressional map shuffled again as McNerney retires, Harder announces run

The congressional election map in California got a shuffle Tuesday when longtime Rep. Jerry McNerney announced his retirement — prompting two-term Rep. Josh Harder to jump districts to run to replace

· 1hAssociated Press

FBI, US agencies look beyond indictments in cybercrime fight

The FBI and other federal agencies are increasingly looking to counter cyber threats through tools other than criminal indictments, the bureau's top cyber official said in an interview with The

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