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It's a reminder the razor-thin margin of the House leaves almost no room for error.

A good head on NATO is more important than ever — but few fit the bill.

World output is set to grow by 2.9 percent this year, it says.

The under-fire prime minister of the United Kingdom rejects talk of national "decline" as 500,000 public sector workers prepare to walk out.

The New York Republican told colleagues he'd step aside as his party struggles to find the votes to eject a Democrat from one of her panels.

“It’s just not the job for me, not the town for me, and not the life I want to live at this point.”

The court clashes vindicate skeptics like Sen. Elizabeth Warren and SEC Chair Gary Gensler, who warned that small investors were vulnerable.

A close look at the course reveals just the sort of interdisciplinary rigor students need to succeed.

The newspaper promises — and fails — to take readers behind the scenes.

Ahead of the State of the Union, more than 100 organizations tell Biden that a divided Congress requires “higher level” of White House leadership on gun policy.

He’s poised to double his upper-chamber backers ... to four. Despite healthy House GOP buy-in, it’s a testament to how much has changed in four years.

North Carolina has never evolved into the true tossup state Barack Obama's 2008 win once appeared to foreshadow.

The former British prime minister, banished from office after a disastrous rollout of her tax-cut plan, finds new allies in American conservatives.

In presidential documents scandals, advocates for transparency see a fresh opportunity.

The move will restructure the government’s response to the pandemic.

The former president said he did not agree for his voice to be used as an audiobook when he was interviewed for journalist Bob Woodward's book "Rage."

The volunteers are being “temporarily evacuated” to another post, per a Peace Corps spokesperson.

EMS technicians need to be held accountable for failing to adequately treat victims of police violence.

But the administration has yet to hold high-level discussions about arming Kyiv with the jets, a U.S. official said later.

The decision by a panel of federal appellate judges temporarily blocks a lower-court ruling, escalating the battle over communications related to DOJ's probe of 2020 election challenges.

The order issued by U.S. District Judge Renée Marie Bumb temporarily lifts the blanket prohibition on carrying guns in public parks, on beaches and in casinos.

The former Brazilian president wants to stay in the U.S. for at least another six months.

The bill is expected to be a top priority for legislative Republicans.

The effort, focused on reinvigorating messaging around the party's legislative achievements last Congress, is likely to ensure the former majority leader maintains influence and relevance.

Lynda Bennett, who lost in a 2020 Republican primary campaign to Madison Cawthorn, accepted a contribution from a family member totaling at least $25,000, according to charging paperwork filed by prosecutors.

Washington and Wall Street are ramping up discussions around contingency plans after the U.S. hit its legal borrowing limit on Jan. 19.

Republicans won the majority urging cuts to federal spending in exchange for raising the debt limit, without saying where they’d start. They’ll soon have to try.

The new GOP speaker’s reply: “So, he wants somebody to lift the debt ceiling, but he won’t tell the American people where he’ll spend money?”

Despite the hue and cry of Democrats, perhaps no one wants Santos out of office more than the Republicans of Nassau County.

These are the people advising the Florida Republican as he weighs whether to run for president.