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One result of the time crunch and streamlined approach to writing the legislation is that it will reinforce the power of centrist Senate Democrats.
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Kabul attacks highlight the dangers U.S. citizens and others will face.
The Department of Justice declined to pursue criminal charges against the officer in April, and found it was reasonable for the officer to believe he was firing in self-defense or defense of members of Congress.
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From fierce partisan showdowns to intraparty rebellions, coupled with critical legislative and political deadlines, September is shaping up to be a rough month for everyone inside the Beltway.
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First arrivals have barely gotten here, but the politics about them rage.
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Critics say there’s growing momentum globally to regulate the giants.
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Sept. 15 is their deadline for putting details to a massive, health-heavy social spending bill.
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A county clerk allegedly leaked sensitive voting machine information and is now hiding.
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Military veterans worry that Afghans who worked with U.S.-funded NGO and contractor programs could be left behind by the current U.S. military evacuation efforts.
The committee demanded materials from the National Archives, four Cabinet departments, the FBI and other agencies.
Officials warned against unauthorized trips to Afghanistan and the Pentagon made clear its disapproval of such visits. The moves came in response to an unapproved trip this week by a pair of U.S. lawmakers.
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Biden hints at ‘legitimacy’ for a new government in Kabul.
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Lawmakers are again probing how quickly companies take action against dangerous or terrorist content.
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Health officials and medical workers are facing a host of hurdles around administering booster shots.
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Biden will meet with industry CEOs to deliver a "call to action."
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They won't be able to lobby for striking language to raise taxes on them on the House floor.
There had historically been bipartisan support for the Voting Rights Act of 1965, but that changed after a 2013 Supreme Court decision weakened the law.
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The administration isn't saying how many Americans have been evacuated.
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Facebook has tackled the "low-hanging fruit," one analyst said. What's next is the real challenge.
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In an interview, Francis Collins said we're in a "world of trouble."
