Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh is facing increased scrutiny as the GOP pushes to secure testimony from the woman accusing him of sexual assault — allegations which could have political ramifications for the president.
The White House and congressional Republicans are blaming each another for a difficult political environment that has bolstered Democrats' chances of winning control of the House, and possibly the Senate, Jordan Fabian and Scott Wong report.
The tech industry and consumer groups are gearing up for a fight as lawmakers begin considering whether to draft a national privacy law, reports Harper Neidig.
A year after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, federal aid is starting to trickle into the island’s economy, Rafael Bernal reports from San Juan.
Democrats are widely seen as favored to retake the House majority and are increasingly seen as having a real chance at winning back the Senate in November if a series of close races break in their direction, Max Greenwood reports.
The first people to vote in this year’s midterm elections have already returned their ballots to state elections officials in North Carolina, seven weeks before much of the rest of the country gets to weigh in, reports Reid Wilson.
The midterms are poised to have a significant impact on how the House oversees the financial sector, regardless of which side wins in November, from Sylvan Lane.
After years of losing gubernatorial elections in Florida and Georgia with middle-of-road candidates, Democrats are trying a different tack, reports Max Greenwood.
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