A bipartisan group of senators is unveiling a bill today to reform the 340B drug pricing program

Senate GOP leaders have a bunch of items on the agenda before the August recess — and very little clarity on when, how and if it will all get done.

Suddenly the House Ethics Committee is in the middle of the midterm elections.

Progressives are on track to win key races in Tuesday’s primaries in Michigan, although not as decisively as predicted — or hoped.

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N.H. Dems, furious at a DNC push to bump the state to third in the early nominating calendar, are pledging to hold their first-in-the-nation presidential primary anyway.

Progressives are poised for a serious show of strength in Tuesday’s primaries, especially in Michigan.

The Senate’s ability to clear its pile-up of legislation and nominations before a five-week summer recess may come down to two GOP decisions.

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As the U.S. war with Iran enters its sixth month, the memorandum of understanding that was supposed to end the conflict didn’t go over well with K Street.

Dunlap is looking to put the past behind him as he tries to keep the red-leaning seat in Democratic hands.

Will Rep. Shri Thanedar (Mich.) become the next House Democrat to lose reelection?

The White House believes it has a deal with GOP senators to advance Blanche’s nomination out of the Senate Judiciary Committee after days of negotiations.

PRESENTED BY IN THIS EDITION Cornyn, Blanche have weaponization deal Thanedar faces toughest primary yet Dunlap looks to move past his DCCC beef Iran war

Republicans see fresh hope in the rocky push to confirm Todd Blanche as attorney general.

Votes keep coming against Trump’s ongoing military operations in Iran, but even supporters of war powers resolutions are acknowledging their fruitlessness.

House Democrats are watching a slow-motion nightmare unfold here in Michigan. And there’s not much they can do to stop it.

President Donald Trump’s expectations of what’s possible on Capitol Hill aren’t in line with the Senate GOP majority he has — one he’s helped shape.

From mystery super PACs to late third-party candidates, we’re focusing on some of the questionable campaign practices we’ve seen this year.

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The top-level agreement is on hold, however, amid disagreements with the AI firm Anthropic and Senate Commerce Committee Ranking Member Maria Cantwell.

Pennsylvania's Green Party is warning voters that candidates are petitioning to get on the ballot in key races without the party’s endorsement.

Pappas has a message for national Dems as he prepares for a Senate race against former Sen. John Sununu: don’t take the Granite State for granted.

Trump declined to say whether Thune is the right person to lead Senate Republicans amid an inter-party struggle over the SAVE America Act.

As the months-long lapse for a key national security surveillance authority continues, Democrats say the situation isn’t a crisis.

The Federal Reserve will conclude its most uncertain interest rate meeting in years Wednesday afternoon.

Stefany Shaheen’s campaign in a competitive New Hampshire House primary is testing whether Democrats are still on board with political dynasties.

The South Dakota Republican is juggling MAGA's SAVE push, a high-profile Cabinet nomination and a budget reconciliation effort that just got harder.

Rep. Andy Ogles (R-Tenn.) was already at risk of losing the GOP primary in his newly redrawn House seat. Now the attack ads have arrived.

DHS diverted the vast majority of funding to security measures for FIFA World Cup matches, America250 celebrations and other major sporting events.

The Senate’s two-week sprint to the August recess is in full swing. Here's what we're watching.

Sunday is 100 days ahead of the midterm elections. The House is gone for five weeks. And things are looking bleak for the House Republican majority.

PRESENTED BY IN THIS EDITION 100 days out: House GOP in danger zone The Senate’s two-week sprint DHS used anti-China funds on World Cup security Ogles on

Rep. Nikki Budzinski (D-Ill.) is preparing a run to lead the New Democrat Coalition in 2027, per sources familiar with her plans.

It’s finally showtime for the Clarity Act. Things are off to a bad start.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is under constant pressure from President Donald Trump to pass the SAVE America Act and end the filibuster.

The challenge for Johnson, Trump and House Republicans: it’s increasingly clear that Senate Republicans won’t take up reconciliation before Election Day.

It’s Election Day in Arizona. Here’s what we’re watching.

Sen. Darline Graham (R-S.C.) is running for a full term in the Senate with the endorsement of Trump and the political apparatus of her late brother.

Michigan — which hasn’t elected a Republican to the Senate in more than 30 years — could be what saves the GOP’s Senate majority.

There’s so much going on that we need to cover three topics at the top of this morning’s edition.

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Schumer is looking to put a spotlight on Democrats’ case that Trump is making billions of dollars personally off his office.

Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary is turning ugly as progressives are framing the contest as a referendum on the Democratic establishment.

Congress has a crowded legislative calendar and an increasingly complex and messy geopolitical landscape.

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The CBC PAC is endorsing Rep. Haley Stevens’ (D-Mich.) Senate run, the latest sign the Black political establishment is coalescing behind Stevens.

The latest test of the DCCC’s aggressive primary endorsement strategy comes next Tuesday in Arizona’s 1st District.

House Republicans’ bid to pass a party-line budget bill is opening new rifts with Senate GOP leaders and exacerbating tensions between the two chambers.

With just 109 days until the midterms, House Democrats are rolling in cash, according to a new trove of campaign-finance reports released this week.