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  1. POLICYDemocrats have gained control in more states. That could change the way the US elects its president.
  2. HILLSenate Democrats Push to Address Tribal Concerns in Permitting Deal
  3. POLICYHouse Republicans quash effort to impeach Defense Secretary Hegseth
  4. POLICYHouse rejects Hegseth impeachment as GOP selects Jordan and Thune as leaders
  5. HILLHegseth has remained defiant as Congress members deliberate articles of impeachment
  6. POLICYHouse votes to effectively end the impeachment effort against Pete Hegseth
  7. HILLMississippi voters reflect on surprising Senate race as count continues
  8. COURTSSupreme Court seems split over federal agencies' ability to fine for law violations
  9. POLICYHouse opts to stall Hegseth impeachment vote, sending resolution to Judiciary Committee
  10. POLICYFourth Circuit narrows government request for journalists’ LinkedIn records
  11. HILLLawmakers call for bipartisan approach to AI, quantum policy in next Congress
  12. COURTSNorth Carolina governor seeks to reclaim judicial appointment power at top state court
  13. HILL'The time is now for change.' Bernie Sanders won't support Schumer for Senate Democratic leader
  14. AGENCIESOPM moves forward with Combined Federal Campaign for 2026
  15. POLICYCMS CIO Newbold to leave federal service
  16. POLICYSaildrone, Blue Water Autonomy Ruling Adds Restrictions to OTA Funding Model
  17. POLICYPodcast: El Paso election leaves 3 City Council seats undecided as county leadership changes. What comes next?
  18. POLICYHouse Republicans elect Jim Jordan as their next leader
  19. POLICYHouse GOP faults the federal government for failing to hold Epstein accountable
  20. POLICYGovernment’s landlord scrutinized for its handling of sensitive contracting information
  21. POLICYPenn State wrestles with $124M budget hole
  22. HILLSenate Republicans vote to keep Thune as leader after election wipeout
  23. POLICYRepublicans choose Jim Jordan as House minority leader
  24. POLICYHere are some of the House seats that Democrats didn't expect to win — but did
  25. POLICYHouse Moderates Say Now Is the Time for Permitting Reform

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