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House Dems' efforts if they take back the majority could provide a backbone for the accountability message the party intends to continue into the 2028 presidential election season.

Trump and Pete face the South Carolina test

Planning for a potential majority, House committee leaders say they are determined to focus on the president's personal "corruption."

Brittany Kelm's departure from the White House to lead the Washington office of a Houston oil company has raised questions about the close proximity between a government official and the interests of a private corporation.

GOP lawmakers are bracing themselves for a possible rerun of the White House's "pocket rescission" gambit.

A Senate primary has become one of the few national stages where the party is testing its stances on trans issues that Republicans have used as a political cudgel.

The Trump administration has doled out billions for mining and critical mineral processing companies. Democrats are eager to win back Congress and turn up the oversight screws, investigating any ties to Trump family members.

The pileup illustrates a new era for the restive Democratic base.

Jennings hits the Harp notes

Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee Chair Bill Cassidy has already signaled her vaccine policy work may cost her his vote.