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Recent Stories
Democrats reclaim House, Senate majority in midterm wipeout for GOP
Texas led the way in a Republican bloodbath on Tuesday that ended GOP control of the House and Senate.
Democrats projected to win control of House amid anti-Trump backlash against GOP
Democrats had flipped a handful of GOP-held House seats on the East Coast in early returns Tuesday and were poised to claim control of the chamber -- and a platform to derail President Trump's agenda.
D.C. elects socialist mayor as Maryland's Wes Moore takes second term
Janeese Lewis George made history Tuesday night as the first socialist elected mayor in the District, while Maryland Gov. Wes Moore strolled to a second term in a rematch against the man he beat four years earlier.
Trump's crusade against mail-in ballots, noncitizen voters reverberates at polls across America
Miguel Narvaez, voting in Las Vegas on Tuesday, was stunned when he showed up to drop off his mailed ballot, only to learn that he didn't have to show ID to have it cast.
Supreme Court poised to favor Catholic schools in clash over gay, religious rights
The Supreme Court waded back into the realm of religious liberty Tuesday as the justices heard a case testing whether states can ban Catholic schools from a universal preschool program because those schools exclude families that do not adhere to the church's teachings on homosexuality.
Trump says U.S. aid to Israel ends this year to thwart Democratic critics
President Trump said Tuesday that the roughly $4 billion in annual U.S. aid to Israel will be cut off at the end of this year under an understanding with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
