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- HILLHow the new Senate majority shifts control over the federal judiciary
- HILLWhat will a Democratic Congress mean for Ukraine?
- POLICYDemocrats Vow to Reset “Values and Agenda” for House Natural Resources Committee
- AGENCIESEuropean security agencies probe whether bomb hoaxes started in Russia
- POLICYMississippi election marks political earthquake in the Deep South
- COURTSTrump administration drops lawsuit over California election procedures
- COURTSTexas appeals court cancels oral arguments in challenge to state hemp rules
- HILLSen.-elect Hamilton reflects on why Kansas voters chose a Democrat for U.S. Senate
- POLICYState officials acknowledge problems with voter registration system and say they’ll work with local election officials to fix it
- POLICYBrooks and Capehart on Trump's White House shakeup and fallout from the midterms
- POLICYFederal Movers & Shakers | November 6, 2026
- POLICYIn historic first, women poised to hold top three leadership positions in Texas government
- HILLCan D.C.'s New Delegate Put Statehood Back on Congress' Agenda?
- POLICYDOGE leader outlines AI-driven future for federal service delivery
- POLICYStephen Miller replaces Susie Wiles as White House chief of staff
- AGENCIESFederal employees seek restoration of gender-affirming care coverage
- POLICYSTAT+: MAHA leader Calley Means castigates White House officials as bending to industry
- HILLTwo incoming lawmakers plan to defend health equity from Trump administration cuts
- HILLDemocrats win the Arizona House, Senate and governor's office for the first time since 1966
- COURTSCalifornia’s new teen social media law challenged in court by Meta, TikTok and Google
- POLICYElection results: Colorado voters approve Amendment 87, strike down Proposition 136
- POLICYVoters take their pick in New Zealand’s ‘supermarket election’
- COURTSAppeals court affirms dismissal of school districts’ lawsuits against social media companies
- POLICYFormer OpenAI engineer accused of bugging company headquarters pleads not guilty to federal charges
- COURTSSupreme Court agrees to weigh in on Goldman Sachs arbitration dispute