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Government shutdown becomes longest in history: How we got here and what’s next

Wednesday, November 5

(WASHINGTON) -- The government shutdown on Wednesday entered its 36th day, officially becoming the longest shutdown in U.S. history.That means the two longest shutdowns in American politics have occurred under President Donald Trump, with the previous 35-day record having been set during his first... Read More.

Election Day live updates: Key races unfold in New York City, New Jersey and Virginia

Tuesday, November 4

(WASHINGTON) -- High-profile races are unfolding across the country on Tuesday, including New York City's mayoral election and governor's races in New Jersey and Virginia.In California, voters will consider a ballot measure that puts forth a redrawn congressional map that could net Democrats five... Read More.

Former Vice President Dick Cheney dead at 84

Tuesday, November 4

(WASHINGTON) -- Former Vice President Dick Cheney, considered by many political observers to be the most politically active and influential vice president in U.S. history, has died. He was 84."Richard B. Cheney, the 46th Vice President of the United States, died last night, November... Read More.

National spotlight shines on NYC mayoral race as voters make final decisions

Tuesday, November 4

(NEW YORK) -- Eyes are on New York City as Election Day arrives, marking the final opportunity for voters to weigh in on the high-stakes mayoral race.While New Yorkers are focused on solving key issues of affordability and public safety, the implications of this... Read More.

California’s ‘Prop 50’ congressional map election could have major impact for midterms

Tuesday, November 4

(LOS ANGELES) - One of 2025's major elections could have major reverberations for the 2026 midterms.Californians are voting on a ballot initiative, "Proposition 50," to determine if the state will adopt a new congressional map that redraws five districts to be more Democratic-leaning, potentially... Read More.

Hegseth restricts military officials from talking to Congress without prior approval

Monday, November 3

(WASHINGTON) -- Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is mandating that personnel can no longer engage lawmakers or their staff about most major issues confronting the U.S. military without prior approval -- a list that includes recent military strikes in the Caribbean, how the Pentagon buys... Read More.

Tariffs have been Donald Trump’s personal crusade. Now, a Supreme Court test

Monday, November 3

(WASHINGTON) -- Back in April, President Donald Trump made his decadeslong view on tariffs the official policy of the United States by imposing sweeping levies on virtually all global trade partners.On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will consider whether those tariffs are lawful and allowed... Read More.

Republican leans on anti-trans rights ads in Virginia governor race

Monday, November 3

(RICHMOND, Va.) -- The Republican candidate has a familiar closing message in the Virginia gubernatorial race.Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears' campaign spent millions of dollars on ads attacking Democratic nominee and former Rep. Abigail Spanberger for her stance on transgender rights in Virginia schools.One ad... Read More.

Trump administration will partially fund SNAP, but it could take months

Monday, November 3

(WASHINGTON) -- The Trump administration has committed to partially funding the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program with a $4.65 billion payment -- but using emergency funds to pay for reduced SNAP benefits could take "a few weeks to up to several months," a top USDA... Read More.

One year out from Election Day 2026, Tuesday’s results could shape 2026 midterms

Monday, November 3

(WASHINGTON) -- From New York and New Jersey to California, millions of Americans are voting this fall in multiple states, in several notable local and statewide elections for the first time since last November's presidential race.The results from Tuesday's off-year elections in New Jersey... Read More.

‘I don’t look at this as politics’: Kaine pressed on what Democrats have gained from shutdown

Sunday, November 2

(WASHINGTON) -- As the negative impacts of the 33-day government shutdown compound, Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine said Sunday he doesn't see the present funding impasse in terms of politics, insisting what Democrats are "focused on is the American people."Asked by ABC's "This Week" co-anchor... Read More.

SNAP benefits run dry as government shutdown continues, here’s how states are stepping in

Sunday, November 2

(NEW YORK) -- Beginning Saturday, some 42 million low-income Americans, including 16 million children, lost access to benefits through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) as the government shutdown continues.The Department of Agriculture has said that funding for this month's benefits, which it says... Read More.

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Government shutdown becomes longest in history: How we got here and what’s next

Election Day live updates: Key races unfold in New York City, New Jersey and Virginia

Former Vice President Dick Cheney dead at 84

National spotlight shines on NYC mayoral race as voters make final decisions

California’s ‘Prop 50’ congressional map election could have major impact for midterms

Hegseth restricts military officials from talking to Congress without prior approval

Tariffs have been Donald Trump’s personal crusade. Now, a Supreme Court test

Republican leans on anti-trans rights ads in Virginia governor race

Trump administration will partially fund SNAP, but it could take months

One year out from Election Day 2026, Tuesday’s results could shape 2026 midterms

‘I don’t look at this as politics’: Kaine pressed on what Democrats have gained from shutdown

SNAP benefits run dry as government shutdown continues, here’s how states are stepping in

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