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Going into the 2024 election, child care is on the minds of parents, particularly mothers. But public opinion has not been enough to motivate Republicans, in particular, to take a stronger stance on the issue.

The Democratic field for next year’s primary in the 3rd Congressional District, which Republican George Santos currently represents, has narrowed, with Josh Lafazan’s announcement on Tuesday that …

Another major Congressional seat is up for grabs in Michigan, as longtime U.S. Rep. Dan Kildee announced Thursday he would not be running for reelection.

The Senate approved a short-term funding bill for the federal government late Wednesday night, averting a potential shutdown at the end of the week while pushing the next funding deadline into early 2024. Initially passed by the House on Tuesday, the bill now goes to the White House, where President Joe Biden is expected to sign it before a midnight deadline Friday. The bill passed easily in an 87-11 vote, with 10 Republicans and one Democrat voting against it. The lone Democrat holdout, Sen. Mi

The group includes ex- Wisconsin congressmen Reid Ribble and Ron Kind who say a No Labels campaign could throw swing states like Wisconsin to Trump.

Outwardly, America still seems like a normal country, so predictions of doom and gloom may seem over the top. But, says Daniel Lazare, the danger of authoritarianism is all too real

The group includes ex- Wisconsin congressmen Reid Ribble and Ron Kind who say a No Labels campaign could throw swing states like Wisconsin to Trump.

‘Regarding our No Labels Unity presidential ticket, we are gathering input from our members across the country to understand the kind of leaders they…

Speaker Mike Johnson has inherited the same problems that faced Kevin McCarthy. Turns out, he doesn’t have a solution either.

Public opinion is resoundingly in favor of more child care funding, but that's not enough to motivate Republicans.