D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine could seal records of 200 BLM protesters
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Illinois Democrat and former DCCC Chair Cheri Bustos won't seek reelection
Illinois will be losing a congressional seat during redistricting.
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Labor secretary says gig workers should be counted as employees
The stance, a sharp reversal from Trump administration policies, dented gig company shares on Wall Street.
Biden calls for expanding passenger rail in speech celebrating Amtrak
The president's trip to Philadelphia is part of his tour to promote his infrastructure proposal to the American people.
How one migrant won asylum after crossing the border unaccompanied
After fleeing gang violence and being kidnapped in Mexico, a Guatemalan teen won asylum. Now he wants other migrant children to have the same opportunity.
Senate approves $35 billion bipartisan water infrastructure bill
The bipartisan legislation was passed with a vote of 89 to 2.
Florida passes election bill that would make changes to mail voting
The bill would add voter ID requirements to mail voting and add limitations to the use of drop boxes.
Pence touts "our" accomplishments in first remarks since leaving office
In speaking to the Palmetto Family Council, a South Carolina social conservative Christian group, Pence criticized Mr. Biden for what he called "an avalanche of liberal policies."
GOP lawmakers use Biden's speech to get some face time
With significantly smaller crowds in the House Chamber due to the pandemic, it was far easier for Republicans to get their moment with the new president.
Rikki Klieman discusses Giuliani search warrant on "The Takeout"
Klieman also talked with host Major Garrett about Derek Chauvin's conviction in the killing of George Floyd.
White farmers seeking loan forgiveness sue U.S. government
Midwestern farmers allege they can't participate in a COVID-19 loan forgiveness program "solely due to their race."
Gillibrand pushes overhaul of military's handling of sexual assault
The legislation, backed by a growing number of senators, would move prosecutorial decisions for serious crimes out of the chain of command and give it to independent military prosecutors.
Should free K-12 schooling become pre-K to "grade 14"?
"A good job with simply a high school diploma is almost impossible," says a former Education Department secretary.
Bipartisan group of lawmakers meet to discuss police reform
The meeting came the day after President Biden called on Congress to pass police reform legislation.
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