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History dictates that Republicans should have the advantage. But already, they’re holding a far-worse hand than their opponents.
Republican voters primarily care if their candidates agree with President Trump. Even as the president diverges from a typical conservative agenda, the demand for loyalty is becoming even more ...
Meet the minority staff members of the Armed Services Committee and learn about their roles and contributions to national defense.
Suburbanites Aren't Demanding Charter Schools Politics and preferences are at play in areas with plenty of school choices.
Use this slide to see the demographic groups that supported Ted Cruz over Donald Trump in the GOP Primary in Wisconsin ...
Who Are the Most Liberal Representatives in Congress? 14 House members tie for the most left-leaning legislator, according to National Journal 's 2012 vote ratings.
In the last 20 years, just a bare handful of senators have been turned out via a primary challenge.
Why Gun Control Can't Eliminate Gun Violence Advocates push measures that might reduce everyday crime, but absent a ban on ownership, no recent tragedy would have been averted by regulation.
Outlook: The Hunt for an Exit Strategy The Senate is working toward a deal to keep the government funded, raising hopes that both chambers might be able to finish pre-election work by the end of ...
Jennifer Cox to Manage Kelly's Campaign She previously worked for his wife, Gabby Giffords.
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