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PoliticsDemocrats had cause for optimism from the results of two contested special elections for state legislative seats Tuesday. In New Hampshire, Democrats flipped a state House seat and pulled just a little bit closer to taking a narrow majority. The Democratic National Committee highlighted that result Wednesday, arguing it “builds on a consistent pattern of Democratic candidates outperforming partisan leans in 2023 special elections following the h…See the Story
At the Races: Beyond the Beltway, voters voted
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Government ShutdownHouse Republicans abandoned plans to take up a stopgap funding measure this week after members of the fractious GOP conference warned there would not be enough votes to pass a continuing resolution to avert a partial government shutdown next month. Party leaders informed members that no more votes would be taken Thursday and the House would recess subject to the call of the chair. Lawmakers were advised to keep their plans flexible, and that “a…See the Story
House GOP leaders scrap spending bill votes amid infighting
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Donald TrumpANALYSIS — Even though the Republican presidential primary isn’t over, former President Donald Trump is the clear front-runner. So speculating about his vice presidential nominee is a natural next step. Republicans don’t prioritize diversity like Democrats do, but it’s hard to believe the Republican Party is going to march into the 2024 general election with a ticket composed of two white guys. It’s possible, but Republicans also have plenty of …See the Story
One of these five people will (probably) be Trump’s running mate
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Politics · WashingtonIn the end it was all gibberish. It was the final round of the night at the annual Press vs. Politicians Spelling Bee at the National Press Club, and the suspense was mounting. Whittled down from a field of 10, two spellers remained to try their luck in the “gibberish” category. “Niminy-piminy,” an adjective meaning absurdly nice or extremely delicate, managed to stump Washington Post national political reporter Amy Wang. “Niminy-piminy, am I …See the Story
Gibberish in Washington keeps them guessing (and spelling)
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy · UkraineWASHINGTON — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy received multiple standing ovations from senators at an all-senators briefing Thursday morning inside the ornate Old Senate Chamber, demonstrating the gravity of the messageSee the Story
Zelenskyy and the tale of two chambers
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Republican PartyHouse Republicans on Thursday fell short, 212-216, on an attempt to begin floor consideration on the fiscal 2024 Defense appropriations bill for the third time in recent days as a handful of lawmakers split from their party, collapsing the GOP’s razor thin margin as Democrats remained united against the legislation. Reps. Andy Biggs of Arizona, Dan Bishop of North Carolina, Eli Crane of Arizona, Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia, and Matt Rosend…See the Story
Defense appropriations rule goes down, again
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