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The left-wing Justice Democrats’ first primary target this election cycle is Rep. Jim Cooper, a budget hawk.
"These were my friends. Of course they weren’t racist. They were only kidding."
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Energy drinks and steaks made one of the lists, but it may surprise you to know which one.
Here's why it's so hard to stop feeling anxious, even once you've gotten your shot -- and how to deal with the fear.
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The Senate Minority Leader still wants companies to give freely to political campaigns.
It's likely too late to stop this upcoming surge, warned Michael Osterholm.
Organized labor is picking sides in a critical 2021 House special election to replace HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge.
The Trump-aligned Republican wrote in a column for The Washington Examiner that he's "not a monk."
They have reportedly been engaged "for a while," but only recently have been talking publicly about being a couple.
"If true, Matt had engaged in the very practice he'd defended me from," the former congresswoman wrote for Vanity Fair.
The event was pulled from Atlanta amid controversy over Georgia's restrictive new voting law.
The decision underscores the challenges facing Japan as it struggles to stage a global sporting event amid a pandemic.
Democrats will likely have an extra chance to pass a spending bill with a simple majority of votes this year.
Her newborn son, August, also made a little appearance.
You didn't miss a thing. Here's March Madness in a nutshell.
DeSantis insisted any link between the vaccine contract and the supermarket chain's contribution is a "false narrative."
