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House Advances Stopgap Funding Bill to Avoid Government Shutdown
House and Senate Democrats had united on Tuesday to avoid passing the bill, saying it would threaten the existing health care system.
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Newsom Launches ‘Men’s Service Challenge’ to Boost Mentorship, Combat Crisis Among Young Men
The California governor calls on 10,000 men to step up as mentors and volunteers amid rising suicide rates and disconnection.
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Democrats Press for Bipartisan Spending Bill With a Focus on Health Care
They say millions will lose their medical coverage with the proposed changes that Republicans say will promote work and reduce dependency.
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Hochul Backs Mamdani in NYC Mayoral Race as Other Democrats Keep Distance
‘Zohran Mamdani and I will both be fearless in confronting the president’s extreme agenda,’ Gov. Kathy Hochul said in a newspaper column.
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Top Democrats Condemn Kirk Assassination, Call for Calm and Protection of Speech
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said political violence was ‘unacceptable and completely incompatible with American values.’
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Cuomo Rejects Mamdani’s Claim He’s Trump’s Choice in NYC Mayoral Race
Andrew Cuomo says Republicans actually want Mamdani to win so they can attack Democrats as extreme.
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Jeffries Lays Out House Democrats’ Priorities as Lawmakers Return
The minority leader set red lines on health care, stressed public safety, and vowed to keep fighting against the GOP’s redistricting push.
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Jeffries Says Democrats Are Embracing Generational Change
The minority leader pointed to 2022 transitions and recent retirements as proof that a renewal is underway.
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Democrats Highlight August Organizing, Say They Want Bipartisan Deal to Avert Shutdown
Ahead of a Sept. 30 shutdown deadline, the party is pressing messages on cost-of-living and health care access.
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Illinois Democrats Resist Trump’s Plan to Send Federal Troops to Chicago
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson call instead for investments in crime prevention programs.
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House Advances Stopgap Funding Bill to Avoid Government Shutdown
House and Senate Democrats had united on Tuesday to avoid passing the bill, saying it would threaten the existing health care system.
|
Newsom Launches ‘Men’s Service Challenge’ to Boost Mentorship, Combat Crisis Among Young Men
The California governor calls on 10,000 men to step up as mentors and volunteers amid rising suicide rates and disconnection.
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Democrats Press for Bipartisan Spending Bill With a Focus on Health Care
They say millions will lose their medical coverage with the proposed changes that Republicans say will promote work and reduce dependency.
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Hochul Backs Mamdani in NYC Mayoral Race as Other Democrats Keep Distance
‘Zohran Mamdani and I will both be fearless in confronting the president’s extreme agenda,’ Gov. Kathy Hochul said in a newspaper column.
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Top Democrats Condemn Kirk Assassination, Call for Calm and Protection of Speech
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries said political violence was ‘unacceptable and completely incompatible with American values.’
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Cuomo Rejects Mamdani’s Claim He’s Trump’s Choice in NYC Mayoral Race
Andrew Cuomo says Republicans actually want Mamdani to win so they can attack Democrats as extreme.
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Jeffries Lays Out House Democrats’ Priorities as Lawmakers Return
The minority leader set red lines on health care, stressed public safety, and vowed to keep fighting against the GOP’s redistricting push.
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Jeffries Says Democrats Are Embracing Generational Change
The minority leader pointed to 2022 transitions and recent retirements as proof that a renewal is underway.
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Democrats Highlight August Organizing, Say They Want Bipartisan Deal to Avert Shutdown
Ahead of a Sept. 30 shutdown deadline, the party is pressing messages on cost-of-living and health care access.
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Illinois Democrats Resist Trump’s Plan to Send Federal Troops to Chicago
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker and Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson call instead for investments in crime prevention programs.
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