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White House more focused on blaming GOP for shutdown than avoiding one

With a government shutdown looming, the Biden White House is focusing its efforts on tying Republicans to the negative economic fallout rather than breaking the legislative stalemate in the first place.

National security professionals run for Michigan Senate seat that could decide majority

The Senate race is sure to become a heavy-spending affair, with Senate control on the line.

Lone Star schism

What the Texas GOP infighting means for the rest of the party.

AI comes to political campaigns

Congress, meanwhile, is struggling to find agreement on whether or how to regulate it.

Sen. Joni Ernst scrutinizes remote work by federal workers after COVID-19

Sen. Joni Ernst (R-IA) wants most civil servants in the federal government to return to their offices or face the music.

Joint Chiefs Chairman Mark Milley hangs up his uniform

Retiring general came into top military advisory role almost by accident, only to be buffeted by gale force political winds.

Charles Gayle, 1939-2023

A prophet of jazz who made the street his home.

With an eye on China, Biden caught in the middle in Canada-India tensions

The Biden administration's delicate courting of India has a new wrinkle in the form of accusations from the Canadian government.

NASA monitoring asteroid that could ‘impact’ Earth

Just days before NASA unveils the biggest sample yet from an asteroid, the agency said it is monitoring that very asteroid because there is a chance, albeit small, that it could "impact" Earth in the 22nd century.

New York high school bus crash: Two dead and five in critical condition after scary wreck

Two people are dead and five others are in critical condition after a bus carrying high school students and administrators to a band camp crashed in New York Thursday afternoon.
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