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An Oklahoma family finally saw some relief over the holidays after shelling out thousands of dollars following the death of their loved one.

We need to situate the conversation about race, gender, and affirmative action in a wider account of democratic opportunity.

Representative Dean Phillips describes the day that ‘changed him’ after a pro-Tump mob overran police and reached the doors of the House chamber

Michigan Congressman Peter Meijer (R-Grand Rapids) had anything but a typical first year in Congress.

Blanchester Intermediate School students are honing their P.U.R.R. this year. These fourth-grade students were recently voted by their classmates as the be

Happen? >> i continue to hear that this is on the table. the airlines have spoken out and been against this because of their operational concerns. but i think, you know, were a nation of problem solvers, and when we actually decide that we want to solve problems, we can do it. so its too important to get everyone vaccinated and to keep everyone safe, and frankly this is an issue of safety in our workplace. and thats why we like to see a real effort here to see if we can get this done. >> and doe...

"There were payments coming from the Virginia Employment Commission with four different individuals names on it, going into this account. I mean we're looking at a total of $13,000," Sheryl Little said.

Biden is generally liked, but he is not particularly feared. You want fear? Look at Donald Trump.

The Republican freshman looks back on his first year in Congress.

Dozens of lawmakers have announced they won’t seek reelection in 2022, in what’s expected to be a tough year for Democrats trying to keep their narrow majorities in both chambers of Congress.