The national parties and special-interest groups have budgeted tens of millions of dollars to spend.
The key to winning the Lone Star State now lies in the suburbs. Once Democrats crack the code, it will change American politics.
GOP leader gives conservatives what they want, though the spending measure is unlikely to pass the Senate.
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New ad from Brown campaign features his running mate and the wives of both candidates.
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While President Trump wants to take on Europe’s record-breaking antitrust penalty, some congressional Democrats hope to emulate it at home. Neither is likely to succeed.
Struggling with the State Department site? Here are all of the newly released emails.
Months after the attack on the Capitol, Republicans’ defense of Trump is scuttling bipartisan inquiries into the security failures.
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