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Sen. Roy Blunt is the latest senior Republican to announce he won't run in 2022. Here are three potential candidates for his seat from each party.

The Senates' conservative draft rankled some on the Democrat's leftmost wing, but looks to have good odds for a Wednesday vote.

The announcement comes just days after an even larger breach was blamed on China.

The proposal would also make obstructing a sidewalk or hallway a felony. Its sponsors say it's necessary to restore "law and order."

The one-month extension stops it from expiring during Congress' August reccess, and allows the first $10,000 in benefits to be tax-free.

After an op-ed criticizing Trump's CPAC speech as lacking vision, Trump called on Fox to drop the conservative strategist.

Moderate Democrats have narrowed the eligibility threshold for stimulus checks, clearing the way for COVID-19 relief to go forward.

An election reform bill heads to the Senate with many Democratic priorities, but faces steep opposition from Republicans.

A February report found concerning levels of heavy metals, with no set regulations. Congressional Democrats are moving to change that.

As Biden's pick for deputy director, Young received acclaim from both sides, with some suggesting she would wind up with the top spot.

Jackson is accused of dozens of improprieties, including commenting on a female subordinate's body and drunkenly harassing her.

Police say an "identified militia group" could be plotting to break into the Capitol Building ahead of Trump's predicted return to power.

Agencies across the government have been reexamining how they handle domestic terror threats after the Jan. 6 riots.

The next plan for the Biden administration could be its most ambitious yet but faces steep opposition from Republicans.

The retailer grew sales more during the pandemic than the previous decade combined, but remained cautious when talking about future prospects.

Experts are worried the trend could leave them blind as vaccine-resistant variants infiltrate the U.S.

The tax incentive plan seems abandoned, and Democratic leadership is unwilling to overrule the Senate parliamentarian.

Cruz's speech characterized anti-COVID-19 measures as virtue signaling and attacked progressives for being afraid when far-right rioters breached Congress.

Following the riots and revelations about their leader, the Proud Boys have found themselves simultaneously split, empowered and scrutinized.

Biden's administration has ruled out the move, but congressional leadership is keeping a variety of options on the table.

Boeing had made plans to replace the cowls, but some question why regulators never got involved after years of repeated failures.

The former ambassador hasn't been invited to speak, another blow to any presidential ambitions she may harbor.

The newly publicized October report details the difficulty the military has had in rooting out extremism in its ranks.

Rep. Haaland still faces opposition from Republicans that will likely delay her confirmation, but with Sen. Machin's support will likely be eventually approved.

Acquaintances describe Anthony Warner as having held outlandish beliefs well before his terminal cancer diagnosis and eventual suicide bombing.

After Trump's FCC did away with net neutrality in 2017, California decided to go it alone. This ruling clears the way for the laws to go into effect.

A 10,000% price hike during lethal temperatures has attracted national attention.

Government officials said that while production was ramping up, vaccine suppliers probably couldn't provide 220 million doses by April.

The combined effect of spiking demand and years of budget cuts have left vaccine researchers facing a drought of animal subjects.