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Washington Post Politics
Nov 14, 2026

Chris Van Hollen revs up his public campaign to replace Chuck Schumer
The Democratic senator from Maryland launched a website and will hit the Sunday shows.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 14, 2026

Judge in golf course case says inquiry into DOJ lawyers will proceed
The Trump administration's attorneys have objected to a special master reviewing their conduct in the case.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 14, 2026

White evangelicals voted less, and less for the GOP, new analysis says
In 343 counties dubbed evangelical hubs, turnout was 66 percent of what it was in 2024, according to a new analysis.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 14, 2026

Stephen Miller's suits make the radical look reassuringly routine
The new White House chief of staff understands how ordinary menswear can lend familiarity — and legitimacy — to an uncompromising worldview.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 14, 2026

Stephen Miller dresses like a reasonable man. But listen to what he says.
The new White House chief of staff understands how ordinary menswear can lend familiarity — and legitimacy — to an uncompromising worldview.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 14, 2026

Stephen Miller faces first crisis as White House chief of staff
Nvidia affair hit as the new chief of staff was deeply engaged in a reorganization of the White House staff and new policies toward Venezuela and trade.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 14, 2026

Nvidia scandal hits Trump's political vulnerabilities after Democratic sweep
The scandal connects to voter concerns over AI, data centers, China and corruption.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 14, 2026

A potential 2028 candidate takes himself out of the running, as others gear up
Your weekly guide to the biggest news in the 2028 presidential race.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 14, 2026

Democrat Jonathan Kreiss-Tomkins wins Alaska governor's race
Kreiss-Tomkins, 37, defeated three Republicans, including President Donald Trump's preferred candidate.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Few colleagues immediately embrace Van Hollen in his bid for majority leader
The Maryland Democrat said he believes there is a broad desire for change among Senate Democrats.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

States can delay controversial Medicaid work requirement for six months
The postponement appeared to acknowledge states might need more time to smoothly implement the change.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Trump to have first trilateral meeting with Putin, Xi
President Donald Trump will meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Chinese President Xi Jinping next week near the end of his Asia trip, the White House said Friday.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

FBI arrests son of former CIA director John Brennan on child pornography charges
Kyle Brennan, 40, remained in federal custody Friday.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Brian Monahan out as attending physician to Congress amid Pentagon probe
An inspector general report this week also found that there had been insufficient oversight of Navy personnel assigned to his office.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Newly elected House Democrat under investigation for alleged sexual harassment
Rep.-elect Brian Poindexter, who defeated embattled incumbent Max Miller in Ohio, was accused by a former campaign volunteer.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Newly elected House Democrat under investigation for sexual harassment
Rep.-elect Brian Poindexter, who defeated embattled incumbent Max Miller in Ohio, was accused by a former campaign volunteer.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Supreme Court to review Trump policy blocking asylum seekers at border
The case is the latest immigration issue the justices will weigh in the coming months.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Van Hollen ‘no longer pursuing' possible 2028 bid as he seeks Senate leader job
Maryland Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D) said Friday he has abandoned a potential bid for the presidency and will seek to lead the Senate instead.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Rep. Lauren Boebert ousted in Colorado's conservative 4th District
Democrat Eileen Laubacher unseated Boebert, a MAGA acolyte with a slate of controversies in her personal life that have spilled into public view.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Biden defends his 2024 run and reckons with Trump in his new memoir
In "Promise Me, America," the former president revisits the pandemic and the conflict in Gaza, and explains his decision to seek a second term.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Biden defends his 2024 run and reckons with Trump in new memoir
In "Promise Me, America," the former president revisits the pandemic and the war in Ukraine, and defends his decision to seek a second term.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Stacey Abrams told Ava DuVernay to hold ‘14th' until after midterms
The "Selma" filmmaker's latest documentary traces the history of the 14th Amendment.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Trump gives Scott Colom ‘a lot of credit' for campaigning at a MAGA rally
Scott Colom made reaching out to Trump supporters central to his U.S. Senate campaign in Mississippi.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Trump's Cabinet secretaries get some bad press
What happened this week under the Trump administration.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Trump falsely claims ‘nobody's been killed' in Iran war ‘in the last five months'
In July, three soldiers died in an enemy attack on an air base in Jordan, another died at an air base in Iraq and a Navy captain died during an emergency landing in the Arabian Sea.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Who is Chris Van Hollen, the Democratic senator challenging Chuck Schumer?
Once part of the establishment, the longtime Democratic lawmaker from Maryland has launched an upstart bid for majority leader.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Trump's GOP was all they knew. Now some wonder if MAGA is dead.
The movement's rank and file, young and old, are soul-searching as they look to leaders outside the White House, cross over to Democrats or disengage from politics.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

At the Tomb, Hegseth broke the silence. A sentinel spoke up for the dead.
An ordinary soldier, on behalf of those who have died for their country, demanded respect from the man who styles himself the secretary of war.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

At the Tomb, Hegseth could not hear the silence that others hold sacred
An ordinary soldier, on behalf of those who have died for their country, demanded respect from the man who styles himself the secretary of war.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Will Democrats pursue a national popular vote?
After years of calling for the end of the electoral college, opponents think now may be their moment.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Democrats target DHS prison purchase as part of broad immigration probes
Homeland Security officials have sought to cast the coming investigations as politically motivated and suggested the department is prepared to fight back.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Democrats in position to end electoral college, but challenges await
A way to sidestep the electoral college in presidential races is within reach after Democrats won full control of more state governments last week.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

See how disgraced Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang became a close Trump ally
President Donald Trump and Jensen Huang didn't meet until January 2025. Here's how they became fast friends.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

Movement to end electoral college gets boost after Democratic wins
A way to sidestep the electoral college in presidential races is within reach after Democrats won full control of more state governments last week.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

How disgraced Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang became a close Trump ally
President Donald Trump and Jensen Huang didn't meet until January 2025. Here's how they became fast friends.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 13, 2026

JD Vance still likely to run for president as GOP rivals circle
Despite the president's unpopularity, Vance allies believe he still has the inside track for the Republican Party's nomination.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 12, 2026

Van Hollen will challenge Schumer to lead Senate Democrats
The Maryland Democrat said the country's election called for change but acknowledged he is an underdog for the role.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 12, 2026

Van Hollen announces challenge to Schumer to lead the Senate
The Maryland Democrat said the country's election called for change but acknowledged he is an underdog for the role.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 12, 2026

Rep.-elect Bobby Pulido wins Latin Grammy
It was the third Latin Grammy for Bobby Pulido, who defeated Republican Rep. Monica De La Cruz last week.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 12, 2026

Democrats probe whether Trump donors promised ‘quid pro quo'
Lawmakers are asking his fundraiser Meredith O'Rourke to explain the terms of donors' gifts to Trump's ballroom and other pet projects.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 12, 2026

Putting Democrats' midterm wins into perspective
Scott Colom's win in Mississippi is just one of several that have been hard for Democrats to process.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 12, 2026

Say cheese! New Congress members pose for class photo.
New House members, who will be sworn in on Jan. 3, stepped off their buses bright and early this morning to climb the House steps and pose for their class photo.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 12, 2026

Hegseth awards medal to soldier who admonished him, his team at Tomb of the Unknowns
Video elicited furious backlash from critics incredulous that a defense secretary would behave disrespectfully at one of the nation's most sacred memorials.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 12, 2026

Republican Paul LePage wins House race in Maine's 2nd District
See the latest Maine 2nd Congressional District election results as Paul LePage (R) and Matthew Dunlap (D) compete for the seat held by Rep. Jared Golden (D).

Washington Post Politics
Nov 12, 2026

Alaska judge rules against Peltola request for Senate race ballot data
Democratic candidate Mary Peltola's campaign had sought a list of absentee voters whose ballots were rejected in Alaska's tight Senate race.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 12, 2026

Why pollsters think surveys undershot Democrats' midterm strength
Plus: Faith in democracy and Trump's power in the GOP.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 12, 2026

Trump reverts to an old theme, warns of immigrant caravans
President Donald Trump blended two of his frequent topics, immigration and tariffs.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 12, 2026

Trump says no deal needed with Iran, closes down Vance negotiations
The president suggested Thursday that he was dialing back diplomatic efforts to end the conflict with Iran and ending a dealmaking effort by the vice president.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 12, 2026

New House Intelligence Committee chair plans ‘aggressive' oversight of CIA
Rep. Jim Himes (D-Connecticut) said that the agency has expanded covert action and needed more supervision as such.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 12, 2026

A new congressman on the blue wave, 2028 and what Democrats should prioritize
With the size of the Democrats' House majority comes incredible pressure, a Connecticut congressman-elect says.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 12, 2026

Democratic sweep opens the door for major policy changes at state level
Democrats gained trifectas in six new states, flipped 12 state legislative chambers and are poised to flip six governorships.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Richard Posner, influential and iconoclastic federal judge, dies at 87
He served nearly 36 years on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 7th Circuit in Chicago and was ranked by many as second in influence only to members of the Supreme Court.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Democrat Scott Colom wins Senate race in Mississippi
He'll be the first Black senator from the state since the end of Reconstruction.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Democratic group illegally hid its donors, watchdog alleges in FEC complaint
United Futures Inc. is accused of being a shell organization set up to illegally conceal donors' identities by funneling money to donate to Democratic super PACs.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Colom's lead widens in Mississippi Senate race as final ballots are counted
Democrat Scott Colom widened his lead over Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith on Wednesday.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Democratic lawmakers apologize after absences on Hegseth vote
Some lawmakers were delayed returning to the Capitol from events, while others were out of town.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

North Carolina is on the brink of a total Democratic sweep of state government
A Republican state senator holds a razor-thin margin in a key race that could end the GOP majority and give Democrats a trifecta.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

House Freedom Caucus argues Republicans were not aggressive enough
Members of the ultraconservative bloc argued that House Republicans should have done more to push President Donald Trump's aggressive immigration agenda and ensure the passage of voter ID legislation.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Hegseth and his entourage scolded by military sentinel at Tomb of the Unknowns
The defense secretary, his wife and aides were admonished after they were observed laughing and talking during a visit to the sacred site at Arlington National Cemetery.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

What progressive and moderate Democrats want with their party back in power
"There will be clashes," said one Democratic strategist.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

After Democrats' midterm wins, Palantir CEO Alex Karp now says he's a ‘progressive'
Alex Karp, the chief executive of Palantir, said Wednesday he's a staunch liberal, a seeming departure from his position during the Trump administration.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Who is Chris Van Hollen, the senator progressives are pushing instead of Schumer?
Once part of the establishment, the longtime Democratic lawmaker from Maryland is now weighing an upstart bid for majority leader.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

One month from shutdown, Congress is far from a deal to fund government
With the deadline to avoid a government shutdown a month away, Democrats want a short-term funding bill at current levels until next year. But Republicans would prefer to take advantage of their last opportunity in power to fund the war in Iran.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Zero House Democratic incumbents lost to a Republican in the midterms
An election night prediction by House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-New York) proved true.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Mississippi Senate election results: Live updates
Mississippi has no provision for automatic vote recounts, so a candidate who wants to contest an outcome must wait until results are in and file a lawsuit.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Wes Moore, coy about 2028 presidential bid, writes book on ‘healing the nation'
Maryland governor Wes Moore announced he's releasing a new book entitled "Repair: Healing a Divided Nation."

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

All Mississippi Senate ballots are in. Now the count enters the final phase.
Democrat Scott Colom led Republican incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith by more than 3,000 votes as of Wednesday.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Virginia Democrats are not ready to rule out another swing at redistricting
The Virginia Supreme Court struck down a voter-approved redistricting referendum this year, but lawmakers could try again for 2028.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Trump left warm letter for Biden just days after Jan. 6 riot, book reveals
Joe Biden, who described the note as "very generous" on his first day in office, shares its contents in his forthcoming memoir.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

White House readies aggressive fight against planned investigations by Congress
The counsel's office is beefing up staffing and warning Democrats against "capricious threats," but private firms may be wary of aiding the pushback.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Victorious Democrats promise to cut costs — but few say how
Affordability will be Democrats' main focus next year, according to a Washington Post analysis of social media posts and victory speeches from 274 Democrats.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Warm letter Trump wrote to Biden in 2021 revealed in memoir
Donald Trump said he believed Joe Biden would "be true to yourself and the American people," in a two-page letter that has been kept private for almost six years.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Poll: Republicans split over nominating a Trump-like candidate in 2028
A new poll asked what approach the GOP's next presidential nominee should take: one like Donald Trump's, or something different.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Democrats won by running on corruption. Now people want them to deliver.
Top progressives in Washington say it's time for the party to keep its campaign promises by passing actual legislation.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Democratic socialists will hold dozens of elected offices next year
Candidates endorsed by the Democratic Socialists of America will hold eight House seats and run the two largest cities next year, as well as serving in dozens of local and state offices.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Flying by pricey military jet, Rubio rarely misses a Florida football game
The secretary of state, who is required to travel by government plane, defended his trips to his alma mater to see his son play.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Spy scandal highlights contradictions at heart of Trump's China policy
President's warnings about Beijing's technological ambitions collide with his close relationships with American tech executives and desire to preserve relations with Xi Jinping.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

How Trump maneuvered to the brink of building his 250-foot triumphal arch
The president's proposal for the massive monument won final approval from review panels, but it faces a lawsuit that may head to the Supreme Court.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 11, 2026

Inside the fight to build — or block — Trump's triumphal arch
The president's proposal for the massive monument won final approval from review panels, but it faces a lawsuit that may head to the Supreme Court.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Kennedy family sues to stop Trump's arch, citing shadow on JFK's grave
The planned 250-foot-tall arch would cast a shadow on both the former president's eternal flame and his memorial, an analysis by The Post found.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Hegseth impeachment effort is blocked by House Republicans
The attempt to remove the defense secretary from office had been led by Rep. Thomas Massie, a fellow Republican.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

John Cornyn says he's looking for a job: ‘People who retire die'
Senator John Cornyn reflects on the Texas Senate race and what's next for him after James Talarico is sworn in.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Supreme Court grapples with arguments over federal agencies' power to impose fines
The case comes as the high court's conservative majority has pared back the power of federal regulators. But even some conservatives appeared skeptical of going further.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Republican María Elvira Salazar wins reelection in Florida's 27th District
See the latest Florida 27th Congressional District election results as incumbent Rep. María Elvira Salazar (R) faces Eliott Rodriguez (D).

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Progressive activists aim to block Jeffries, Schumer from leading Democrats
The minority leaders in the House and Senate are well-positioned to become majority leaders. But not everyone is on board.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Activists, some colleagues aim to block Schumer, Jeffries from leading Democrats
The minority leaders in the House and Senate are well-positioned to become majority leaders. But not everyone is on board.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

House Democrats' majority approaches a modern record
The party already has won at least 254 seats in the House, with leaders estimating they could end up with close to 260.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

House Republicans elect Jim Jordan to serve as minority leader next year
Senate Republicans also are set to hold elections Tuesday to choose their leader for the new Congress.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

How impeachment of a Cabinet secretary works
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth could become the third Cabinet secretary in history to be impeached.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Democrat Darren Soto narrowly wins reelection in Florida's 9th District
See the latest Florida 9th Congressional District election results as incumbent Rep. Darren Soto (D) faces Dan Green (R).

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Democrat whose upset win is sending her to Congress faces a felony charge
Rep.-elect LaKesha Womack of North Carolina, who beat a GOP incumbent, goes to court Dec. 1 after being accused of failing to return a rental car in 2019.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Pete Buttigieg, mulling a presidential bid, announces a new book
Former transportation secretary Pete Buttigieg announced a forthcoming book, "Next."

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Epstein report from House Oversight Committee urges reinterviewing key witnesses
The committee also urged the Justice Department to establish a process for victims to access the unredacted files related to their abuse.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Pelosi does not support kicking Rep. Haley Stevens out of Democratic caucus
Stevens shocked many with a last-minute endorsement of the Republican candidate in the Senate race in Michigan.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Mississippi reaches deadline to count Senate ballots; Democrat still has lead
Mississippi has no provision for automatic vote recounts, so a candidate who wants to contest an outcome must wait until results are in and file a lawsuit.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Jeffries says he has ‘zero interest' in working with ‘racist' Stephen Miller
"His track record speaks for itself," Jeffries said Monday, after he was asked whether President Donald Trump's new chief of staff could be a viable partner for Democrats.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Federal worker named on ‘DEI Watchlist' files wrongful firing lawsuit
Dia Harris, fired in President Donald Trump's purge of diversity initiatives from government, is suing over his dismissal.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Hegseth defends his record, Iran war as impeachment vote looms
In fiery remarks at the Pentagon, the defense secretary called the effort to remove him from office "sabotage."

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

Trump learned a lesson on immigration. Then he did the opposite.
The president elevated Stephen Miller, the person behind Trump's sweeping immigration crackdown — and someone with a history of incendiary comments on immigration — to be his new chief of staff.

Washington Post Politics
Nov 10, 2026

‘A light shade of purple': South Carolina Democrats bet an upset is just the start
After Annie Andrews's surprise victory in the Senate race, the Democratic Party is looking to 2028.

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