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A reverse migration of Black Americans to the South is redrawing political maps, reshaping urban power centers and challenging long-held assumptions about race, opportunity and influence in the U.S.
President Trump praised a new U.S.-Greenland security arrangement as a strategic breakthrough, despite it stopping short of his earlier, controversial bid to buy the Arctic territory.
After a contentious dispute over buying Greenland, President Trump shifted tone at a NATO summit, unexpectedly praising allies’ defense efforts and signaling renewed commitment to the alliance.
As caucus season nears, Iowa is thrust into the national spotlight, drawing candidates, media, and money as The Washington Post declares it “the center of the political universe.”
Voters in Georgia, Alabama, Oklahoma, California and D.C. shaped key races Tuesday, revealing party divides, Trump’s sway and emerging issues ahead of November’s high-stakes contests.
Jared Kushner quietly met with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries as both parties brace for a razor-thin fight for House control in November, signaling unusual cross-party outreach, PBS reports.
As a federal shutdown looms, Washington state braces for uneven impacts. From furloughed workers to delayed services, KUOW explores who’s hit hardest and who’s spared.
Kash Patel’s efforts to challenge a Democratic lawmaker are drawing scrutiny within the FBI, prompting internal debate over political influence and the bureau’s role in partisan conflicts.
Former president Donald Trump has nominated Kimberly Henry Greenwood, wife of “God Bless the USA” singer Lee Greenwood, to serve as a U.S. ambassador, stirring debate over political patronage.
As a federal shutdown looms, Republicans and Democrats trade blame over who bears responsibility, intensifying partisan tensions and leaving critical government services in jeopardy.
Live results: Washington primary election – CNN tracks real-time vote counts, key races, and shifting margins as ballots are tallied, offering updates on turnout and emerging winners.
A Washington Post analysis finds that under President Trump, about 90% of ambassador nominations have gone to political allies and donors, raising fresh concerns over cronyism in key diplomatic posts.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has backed a Republican push to end traditional U.S. military aid to Israel, signaling a major shift in the allies’ long-standing defense relationship.
Civil rights leaders and lawmakers, including Hakeem Jeffries and Bernie Sanders, rallied in Washington to spotlight ongoing voting rights challenges and push for federal protections.
U.S. Ambassador Rahm Emanuel plans to warn Israeli leaders that the decades-old U.S.-Israel alliance cannot continue unchanged, signaling mounting Washington concern over Israel’s current policies.
As federal deficits swell under President Trump, Washington shows little urgency to confront the mounting national debt, raising concerns about long‑term economic stability.
A new poll finds U.S. public opinion toward Israel shifting, with growing partisan divides and younger Americans more critical, signaling potential changes in future U.S. foreign policy.
Senator Marco Rubio’s outsized influence on U.S. policy toward Venezuela raises questions over how a Florida lawmaker helps shape the embattled nation’s future from thousands of miles away.
As aging US Supreme Court justices weigh retirement, partisan battles over Senate control and presidential power intensify, shaping strategic decisions with long-lasting legal consequences.
As a possible government shutdown looms, families, federal workers and local businesses nationwide brace for pay disruptions and service cuts, deepening anxiety and frustration far beyond Washington, D.C.