Washington Post – Politics:
For the first two years, Harris was a tiebreaker in a 50-50 Senate, which aides used as a ready excuse for why she couldn’t travel. Will that now change?
Washington Post – Politics:
For the first two years, Harris was a tiebreaker in a 50-50 Senate, which aides used as a ready excuse for why she couldn’t travel. Will that now change?
Washington Post – Politics:
With Abrams’s loss in her second bid for governor, activists and organizers say, they worry they have lost their chief proponent for mobilizing irregular voters.
Washington Post – Politics:
Some Democrats complain Biden hasn’t convinced voters his bills make a difference. He aims to change that, starting with Tuesday’s visit to an Arizona factory.
Washington Post – Politics:
President Biden released 15 million more barrels from the U.S. petroleum reserve. The move was criticized by Republicans, but Biden hopes it will stabilize gas prices as the midterms near.
Washington Post – Politics:
Biden, in a major speech, signals the Democrats’ final campaign push will center on one message: rescuing abortion rights.
Washington Post – Politics:
The decision comes three weeks before a midterm election where Democrats face strong head winds, in part because of American worries about rising costs.
Washington Post – Politics:
Democrat Cheri Beasley has outraised Ted Budd in her Senate bid in North Carolina, but supporters say national GOP spending in the state is drowning her out.
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Harris’s mission on her Japan-Korea trip was to bolster U.S. alliances. A more delicate goal was left unstated: burnishing her role on women’s rights.
Washington Post – Politics:
The vice president’s trip comes as Kim Jong Un’s regime barrels ahead with its nuclear and weapons program.