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North Carolina's Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling that offering identification prior to voting is unconstitutional.

Representative David Cicilline, backed by 40 other House Democrats, introduced legislation citing a Civil War-era provision in the 14th Amendment to bar Donald Trump from ever holding public office.

FiveThirtyEight and Ipsos conducted a survey of 2,000 Americans to look at what issues drove the vote, as well as public opinion after the election.

When Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, New York Democrat, barks, “Jump!” Sen. Angus King, Maine independent, obediently asks, “How high?”

Republican lawmakers introduced legislation Thursday to nullify the DOL's decision to allow ESG factors as an investment consideration, citing discrimination against the American energy sector.

Committee will evaluate “the investment practices of financial services firms and how those practices affect the state’s public pensions.”

The Senate has approved a military spending bill that includes a provision to end the military's Covid-19 vaccine policy, despite opposition from President Joe Biden, and has sent it to his desk for approval.

A new report from Republicans on the House Intelligence Committee has alleged a link between the COVID-19 pandemic and China's bioweapons program.

On Tuesday, President Joe Biden signed a bill that extends marriage rights to same-sex couples across the United States, making it the law of the land. The law is a repeal of the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act, which defined marriage as between one man and one woman.

The problem for conservatives headed forward is not so much mail-in ballots as it is mail-in Republicans.