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Strikes

And a partial government shutdown is just a week away.

Progressives say president "needs to come to Congress before launching a strike against the Houthis"

New York City won’t freeze hiring of police officers or lay off disabled firefighters this fiscal year after all, Mayor Adams announced Wednesday.

WASHINGTON—Frustrated that few politicians pay attention to closing the pay chasm between CEOs and the rest of us. the Congressional Progressive Caucus and an outspoken progressive think tank, the Institute for Policy Studies, teamed up to craft a plan to do just that.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene brandished explicit photos of first son Hunter Biden at a House Oversight Committee hearing.

During his first year in Harrisburg, state Rep. Izzy Smith-Wade-El often carried or wore something that belonged to his mother to remind himself of her passion for public service.

The state and city will provide financing for the project, known as + POOL, as part of a broader initiative meant to encourage New Yorkers to swim.

I pushed to secure an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, release civilian hostages, halt weapons sales enabling war crimes, and allow impartial investigations into reported atrocities.

Halfway through his term, Mr. Adams is fighting to overcome low poll numbers and questions about his management as he faces a federal corruption investigation.