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Abortion laws governing more than a sixth of the US population could be locked in place as a result of the November elections.

Democrat Adam Frisch’s quest to unseat Rep. Lauren Boebert makes him a target for the curious and the hostile.

In a midterm election largely divided along clear partisan lines, the Senate race in deep-red Utah stands out as an exception.

Social Security and Medicare eligibility changes, spending caps, and safety-net work requirements are among the top priorities for key House Republicans who want to use next year’s debt-limit deadline to extract concessions from Democrats.

Lawmakers are facing a torrent of calls to protect young immigrants known as Dreamers after a federal court dealt another blow to their legal status. It remains to be seen whether the ruling creates enough urgency to spur action.

Sophomore House Democrats are spearheading a push to impose term limits for top committee members, a move that could shake up power within those panels and be a key issue in races to lead the caucus.

House Democrats plan to vote on a package of policing and public safety bills as soon as Thursday, as leaders strive to bridge divisions within the party and present a law enforcement message before the November election.

New Hampshire, the first state to hold a presidential primary, is the last this year to hold consequential Senate and House primaries before the Nov. 8 general election.

The Pentagon’s costliest program ever—the $398 billion F-35 Joint Strike Fighter made by Lockheed Martin Corp.—has had its share of travails: software snafus, delays, and most recently groundings. But it’s set to be largely insulated from a problem that seems poised to plague other weapon...

Nearly a year after President Joe Biden called on the federal government to quickly and efficiently dole out $1 trillion to shore up the nation’s roads and bridges, his infrastructure coordinator is still working on spreading the word to Americans about the domestic policy achievement.