Trump pushes 2030 census to exclude immigrants, not ask about race
The moves that could have widespread impact on government spending and political representation.
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Racketeering conspiracy trial against Chinese tech giant Huawei begins in New York
Federal prosecutors accused the Chinese tech company of a litany of crimes, including stealing technology from American companies, abusing the U.S. financial system and helping Iran snoop on its citizens.
Alcohol, whey and motorcycles are in the crosshairs of the US import ban on Canada products
About $20 billion in Canadian products were already subject to 50% tariffs.
Air Force One’s inflatable slide temporarily delays Trump’s departure for GOP soiree in Texas
Eventually, Trump emerged from Marine One and said the slide on the new plane was being tested.
What to know about Missouri’s confusing battle over congressional districts
Many Missouri voters don’t know for certain which U.S. House districts they will be voting in and which candidates will appear on their ballots.
Democrats say Trump’s ‘bizarre’ convention is a distraction from his faltering presidency
It’s not just Republicans descending on Dallas for the midterm convention.
Trump says oil prices that spiked because of Iran war likely won’t come down until after midterms
President Donald Trump says oil prices that spiked because of the Iran war likely won’t come down until after the US midterm elections.
Rubio visits Ecuador as Trump-friendly leader helps the US counterdrug push in the region
Secretary of State Marco Rubio visits Ecuador as part of a three-nation tour of South America aimed at boosting security cooperation.
Sen. John Fetterman’s isolation from Democrats grows stark in Pennsylvania
Sen. John Fetterman is on shaky ground with Democrats in his home state of Pennsylvania. The senator’s approval ratings with Democrats in the state have plunged, and some Democrats are openly talking about running against Fetterman in 2028.
A more perfect union? Congress has been the place where America tries to resolve its problems
Congress isn’t quite yet celebrating its 250th anniversary — the House and Senate as they exist today first convened in 1789.