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Meadows calls separation of immigrant families a "horrible law"
Trump ally Meadows tells “Face the Nation” there’s bipartisan support for finding a change to existing immigration law
Is Medicare-for-all a winning message for midterm elections? DSCC chairman weighs in
Sen. Chris Van Hollen, charged with helping Democrats win their Senate races in the fall, talked about why candidates will be focusing on health care in their campaigns
Jeff Flake: "Our presidency has been debased"
Speaking at Harvard Law School's commencement, Flake says Trump is debasing the office and Congress "is dishonoring itself" by failing to stand up to him
House poised to act on prison reform
A conservative from Georgia and Congressional Black Caucus Democrat from Queens are pushing Congress to take its first steps in criminal justice reform
House fails to pass farm bill because of fight over immigration
The House Freedom Caucus wanted a vote on immigration before the vote on the massive agriculture and food bill
Senate passes bill to reinstate net neutrality
Net neutrality required equal treatment for web traffic, preventing internet providers from blocking websites or slowing traffic, or speeding internet access for companies that paid more. The FCC in 2017 voted to undo the rules
Senate Intel Committee says Putin, Russia intervened to help Trump
The Senate committee's conclusion is at odds with that of Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee, which criticized the intelligence community's assessment
State legislatures tackle sexual harassment
Amber Phillips from the Washington Post joined Red and Blue to discuss what state legislatures and Congress are doing to prevent sexual harassment.
After contentious hearing, Gina Haspel secures crucial committee votes
But three Democrats on the Intelligence Committee, along with an independent, say they'll vote against Haspel. John McCain is also urging his colleagues to vote no on Haspel
House GOP members are trying to force immigration vote
If Reps. Curbelo, Denham and Hurd can get a majority of House members to sign on, they can force a vote on a series of immigration bills
Roundup of Tuesday's most interesting primaries
Tuesday was a big primary night for Republicans and Democrats alike — here are the winners and losers
A year after failed Obamacare repeal vote, Democrats see election cudgel
They're trying to use the vote as campaign weapon, hammering Republicans for voting to replace a popular statute with a bill Congress' own budget experts said would have driven up premiums and the ranks of the uninsured
Pompeo, confirmed as secretary of state, is now off on his first official trip
Pompeo's confirmation comes at a crucial time for conversations with North Korea
Senate committee advances bill to protect Mueller
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says he will not hold a full Senate vote on the measure
Commentary: What Ronny Jackson reveals about our politics
Why all this time and effort on such an unimpressive pick?
Macron argues for Iran deal, climate pact in address to Congress
Emmanuel Macron is wrapping up this three-day tour of Washington as part of the Trump administration's first state visit
White House defends Ronny Jackson against "candy man" accusations
"Every year they come in and do a review of the White House physician's office on things like prescriptions, and every year they said that he's totally in compliance with what he's prescribing," says White House legislative affairs director Marc Short
Republicans hold first baseball practice since last year's shooting
Last year's shooting seriously injured House Majority Whip Steve Scalise
Can Democrat Beto O'Rourke beat Ted Cruz in Texas?
The El Paso congressman is raising millions and turning heads, but that might not be enough to overcome Texas' conservative slant
Federal judge rules against Trump's decision to end DACA
The decision to rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program was "arbitrary and capricious" and "unlawful," Judge John Bates wrote
Democrats reviewing allegations against VA nominee Ronny Jackson
Jackson was to appear before the committee for his confirmation hearing Wednesday
Moderate Republican Rep. Charlie Dent to resign
Dent had already said he would not seek reelection, and announced Tuesday that would leave office "in the coming weeks"
Syria strikes: How Congress reacted
Trump announced precision strikes against Syria in retaliation for a suspected chemical attack almost a week ago
GOP House committee chairmen request Comey memos on Trump
Reps. Bob Goodlatte, Trey Gowdy and Devin Nunes wrote to Rod Rosenstein to ask for the memos written by fired FBI Director James Comey
Tennessee's attempt to execute Christa Pike using lethal injection fails
Co-pilot stabs pilot, tries to crash passenger jet en route to Israel, Netanyahu says
Hegseth says he's cutting generals and admirals by 20%, ousting "woke"
Details emerge in case of former Cornell student alleging rape by frat members
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Iran says it's considering ceasefire counterproposal
Trump unveils South Korean investment in Alaska gas pipeline
Netanyahu says it's too early to determine motive in cockpit stabbing
Trump deflects on audio of Paxton calling GOP convention a drag on polls
