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- POLICYThe Anti-Utility Election
- COURTSCourt rules against California’s first carbon capture project, a key piece of state climate plans
- HILLThese are the races in the House and Senate that haven't been called yet
- POLICYNorth Carolina school facility funding needs climb 37% to nearly $18 billion
- HILLHegseth vows to defend Pentagon policies as Democrats flip Congress
- POLICYHow North Carolina Democrats flipped several House seats in historically GOP districts
- HILLAfter taking control of Congress, Democrats vow major probes into Trump's 'tentacles of corruption'
- HILL‘Increasingly Untenable’: 12 Former FEC Leaders Demand Senate Action on Stalled-Out Agency
- POLICYTexas Democrats already angling to be the next House speaker
- COURTSKey federal panel expected to approve Trump's arch amid court challenge
- POLICYHouse Financial Services Dem seeks Fed open-source demos, real-time data
- POLICYThe modernization metric missing from every federal dashboard
- POLICYMendoza unseats Ciscomani in Arizona House race
- POLICYA long-running discrimination case could affect how federal workers pursue class-action claims
- POLICYHow K-12 School Funding Fared in the Midterms: A Nationwide Guide
- COURTSNYC pied-a-terre tax notices get an appeals court green light
- COURTSMinnesota high court urged to shield negative Google reviews from defamation suits
- HILLLawmakers demand answers from Air Force on cuts to China Aerospace Studies Institute
- POLICYWhen You Can’t Work: Understanding your federal disability benefits before the unexpected
- HILLDHS to face aggressive investigations, oversight in next Congress
- HILLVirginia lawmakers assess misuse of automated license plate readers
- HILLCan the new Congress help lower mortgage rates?
- HILLTech policy coalition calls for new Congress to set AI safety standards
- POLICY“Guess my election-interfering space lasers didn’t work this time.”
- POLICYStates Face a Road Funding Cliff as Federal Infrastructure Law Expires