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The vice president’s whirlwind campaign ends with a whimper
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Latino Twitter Reacts to Trump Ejecting Ramos
Ramos is beloved among Latinos, and Twitter let Trump know it.
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The FCC Is Considering a Petition That Could Put More Political Ads on the Air
Broadcasters say idea would cost them money.
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Divided on Iran, Democrats Unite Against GOP Letter
Even the minority party's hawks thought writing to Tehran was the wrong move.
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How Families Pay the Never-Ending Price of a Criminal Record
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Carousel: Pete Sessions Has a New Chief of Staff
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Donald Trump's possible cabinet appointees
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Where Does Harris Go From Here?
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NY-01's Throne-Holst Hauls in More Than $1.2M in Q3
Craig collected $918,000.
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The 15 Most Conservative Representatives
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Henry Waxman Opens Up About His Life as a Lobbyist
How the crusading lawmaker wound up lobbying.
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Can the GOP's Star Senate Recruit Win Latinos?
With Rep. Joe Heck running for the Senate in Nevada, Republicans got a candidate they want. Now, he has to get results in the nation's most Hispanic-heavy battleground state.