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Acting Attorney General may wring Mueller probe dry of funds
Nicole Karlis
Sen. Schumer has stated Whitaker should recuse himself from overseeing Mueller's probe
Nancy Pelosi calls for bipartisanship: “We have a responsibility to seek common ground where we can”
Shira Tarlo
Pelosi said she spoke with Trump on Election Day, and the two discussed working together on infrastructure spending
In the Trump era, Rashida Tlaib and Ilhan Omar become the first Muslim women elected to Congress
Shira Tarlo
It's a stunning response to the anti-Muslim rhetoric that helped thrust President Donald Trump into the Oval Office
Trump fires Sessions, replaces him with former right-wing pundit
Shira Tarlo
Matthew Whitaker is a GOP partisan who railed against the Russia probe and called for Hillary Clinton's indictment
12 Republicans who helped write the tax bill won’t be back next year
Igor Derysh
Half the Republicans on the Ways and Means Committee — which wrote last year's tax bill — head for the golf course
GOP’s Jason Lewis, who once complained he couldn’t call women “sluts,” is defeated by a queer woman
Shira Tarlo
Angie Craig unseated Jason Lewis, flipping a key seat for Democrats as they regained control of The Peoples' House
Trump blows up after CNN’s Jim Acosta asks about migrant caravan: You are a “rude, terrible person”
Matthew Rozsa
Trump fights the media after losing the House to Democrats
Here’s your midterm analysis: America is being held hostage by angry old white guys
Amanda Marcotte
Republican power is built on resentful white men who think the last good music was Skynyrd and Led Zep
Trump melts down after midterms, lashes out at Republicans for losing the House
Matthew Rozsa
The president also angrily threatened Democrats, warning that he would investigate the House of Representatives
Kentucky letdown: No blue wave for Amy McGrath in the Bluegrass State
Erin Keane
In Kentucky's 6th district, Rep. Andy Barr squeaked out a fourth term. Can blue voters keep the faith?
TV news learned nothing from 2016: Sports-style election coverage remains terrible and short-sighted
Melanie McFarland
In downplaying the blue wave, TV news misses Tuesday's rising tide of change
Scott Walker defeated as Wisconsin governor
Matthew Rozsa
Scott Walker loses to Democrat Tony Evers despite having once been a rising star in the Republican Party
Women are “deserting the Republican party”: CNN analyst argues Trump has gone too far
Matthew Chapman
Trump made his final election pitch with women surrogates. Gloria Borger thinks that's not an accident
MSNBC’s Morning Joe reveals horrifying truth about Trump’s “personality cult”
Travis Gettys
'They're being lied to and they don't care," Scarborough said about Trump's support base
Trump still mum on taxes, will do “whatever he wants”
DOMINIQUE JACKSON
“I don’t care. They can do whatever they want and I can do whatever I want”
White House officials reportedly fear major move from Mueller coming soon
Cody Fenwick
It's been rumored that Mueller was waiting till after the midterms to reveal his team's bombshell
Democrat demands recount after indicted GOP congressman wins re-election
Shira Tarlo
Republican values: Voters re-elect pair of GOP congressman charged with serious federal crimes
People complain of PTSD after New York Times brings back its infamous election prediction needle
Martin Cizmar
In 2016, the “needle of terror” gave many readers a false sense of comfort that Hillary Clinton would win
Steve King, the most overtly racist member of Congress, wins competitive bid for re-election in Iowa
Shira Tarlo, Matthew Rozsa
It was previously revealed that King keeps a Confederate flag in his office
Josh Hawley unseats Claire McCaskill in Missouri Senate race
Nicole Karlis
It wasn't close in Missouri, and with Claire McCaskill's defeat go all hopes of a Democratic Senate majority
Yes, it’s a blue wave after all: Democrats win back the House easily, fall short in the Senate
Joseph Neese, Sophia Tesfaye
Nancy Pelosi will take back the speaker's gavel as Democrats win control of the House despite Senate setbacks
Debbie Stabenow wins Michigan Senate race, but the Democrat didn’t cruise to victory over John James
Shira Tarlo
Senator Debbie Stabenow was elected to a third term in 2012 by 20 percentage points. In 2006, she won by 15 points
Trump and White House aides brace for the worst: report
Cody Fenwick
The president has no public events scheduled
Betomania hits the red wall: Ted Cruz wins re-election in Texas
Nicole Karlis
Beto O'Rourke lit a fire in Texas, but onetime presidential hopeful Ted Cruz keeps his Senate seat
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