Mike DeBonis

Congressional reporter, Washington Post

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Over the weekend, shootings in Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Arizona and Tennessee left more than a dozen people dead.

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President Biden formally handed over the administration’s push to expand voting rights to Vice President Kamala Harris.

Will Vice President Kamala Harris be able to get a voting rights bill passed?

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Congress is at ‘square one’ after another week of no COVID stimulus package

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