UK Local Elections: US Officials Watch Closely as Starmer Faces Populist Surge
GovernmentAs polls open across Britain, Washington is tracking the potential shift in Westminster's power balance and its ripple effect on the 'Special Relationship.'
Margaret spent fourteen years covering the Hill before she stopped believing in coincidences. A former congressional staffer turned investigative journalist, she has sat in more closed-door briefings than she cares to count and developed a particular eye for what gets left out of the official record. Her work focuses on the distance between what legislators say on the floor and what they agree to in the back hallway.
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Senate Cloture Vote: Kevin Warsh Set for 14-Year Federal Reserve Term
GovernmentThe U.S. Senate proceeds with a high-stakes vote on Kevin Warsh's nomination to the Board of Governors, signaling a major long-term shift in American monetary policy.
House Prepares for War Powers Vote on Middle East Conflict
GovernmentThe House of Representatives is getting ready for a tense vote on a war powers resolution, following the Senate's lead.
Vet Lawmakers Rally at US Capitol Against Iran Escalation
GovernmentA vocal group of Democratic representatives and military veterans gathered outside the Capitol today to push back against the White House's current military strategy.
Green Party's Hannah Spencer Officially Enters House of Commons
GovernmentNewly elected Green MP Hannah Spencer officially takes her seat in the House of Commons this week following a closely watched by-election win in Gorton and Denton.
House Ethics Panel Launches Investigation Into Rep. Nancy Mace
GovernmentCapitol Hill faces a new inquiry as the House Ethics Committee officially opens an investigation into Representative Nancy Mace.