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Boris Johnson scrambles to save himself
The British prime minister reshuffles his top team in an attempt to cling onto power.
Meet the GOP deal-makers-in-waiting who Dems may find essential in 2023
If Republicans flip at least one chamber this fall as expected, the fate of policy on multiple fronts will rest with a handful of House members.
West Wing Playbook
The power players, latest policy developments, and intriguing whispers percolating inside the West Wing.
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The lore of ‘CODELs’: How foreign travel helps Congress at home
For more than half a century, lawmakers have found untapped alliances and diplomatic opportunities during overseas trips that voters rarely hear about.
Supreme Court to hear case on GOP ‘independent legislature’ theory that could radically reshape elections
The case stems from the North Carolina Supreme Court's decision this year to throw out the Republican-drawn congressional map for gerrymandering.
The Democratic primary that could determine the future of abortion rights
All four contenders for the nomination to challenge Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wis.) are campaigning as the field's strongest defender of Roe.
Why Biden's climate push might not be doomed
It wouldn't be easy, but Democrats could still look to Congress, other kinds of regulations or the states in their effort to cut greenhouse gases.
Take a number, sit in line: Canada troubleshoots passport line chaos with a bulk order for chairs
‘I will continue to direct staff to do all they can to create a more hospitable environment,’ Minister of Children, Families and Social Development Karina Gould said last week.
STATES
New York's abortion amendment clears first major hurdle
Lawmakers approved a measure to enshrine abortion rights in the state constitution, triggering a multiyear approval process that would eventually put the question to voters statewide.
Flawed oxygen readings may be behind Covid-19’s toll on people of color
The Food and Drug Administration is convening an advisory panel later this year to investigate
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