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Why does the State of the Union address need a ‘designated survivor’?

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Why does the State of the Union address need a ‘designated survivor’?

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What is the filibuster–and why do I keep hearing about it?

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What is the filibuster–and why do I keep hearing about it?

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What does it mean to be in contempt of Congress?

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What does it mean to be in contempt of Congress?

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Debt ceiling debate flirts with national economic disaster
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Debt ceiling debate flirts with national economic disaster

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Democrats’ electoral losses were a referendum on Biden, political experts say
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Democrats’ electoral losses were a referendum on Biden, political experts say

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Where do bikes fit in the infrastructure bill debate?
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Where do bikes fit in the infrastructure bill debate?

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Biden’s infrastructure bill includes funding to dismantle ‘racist infrastructure.’ Here’s what it could do.

Biden’s infrastructure bill includes funding to dismantle ‘racist infrastructure.’ Here’s what it could do.

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How a 1939 political comedy models a possible fix for the modern-day US Senate

How a 1939 political comedy models a possible fix for the modern-day US Senate

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To survive a trauma like the Capitol riot, it helps to discuss it

To survive a trauma like the Capitol riot, it helps to discuss it

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Third party voters who say Trump didn’t do enough to curb the COVID-19 pandemic are breaking Biden’s way, study finds

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Third party voters who say Trump didn’t do enough to curb the COVID-19 pandemic are breaking Biden’s way, study finds

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Biden may see sizable gains from mail-in ballots in several battleground states

Biden may see sizable gains from mail-in ballots in several battleground states

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Pence and Harris’s low-key debate won’t change many voters’ minds, Northeastern faculty say

Pence and Harris’s low-key debate won’t change many voters’ minds, Northeastern faculty say

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