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Democratic New York congressman would be first person of colour to lead a party in Congress
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Washington is an open-air bazaar for influence purchasing
The party is debating whether to moderate its message or double down after a ‘red wave’ failed to materialise
She asserted an iron will as Democrats’ longest-serving leader and never lost her grip on the party
Legislation to codify rights wins bipartisan support in crucial vote
Retailer upgrades outlook even as $3.1bn opioids settlement results in quarterly net loss
While the debate about ‘affirmative action’ in university admissions rages, a bigger issue persists
Maybe the state is a permanent marker of where America is headed
Biden can push ahead with agenda and judicial appointments even as GOP expected to narrowly win House
Midterm elections set to reshape Joe Biden’s presidency after nearly two years in office
An individual’s self-declared status is ultimately secondary to how states choose to identify them
Legal, societal and financial barriers block treatments that can reduce risk of overdose
Worried strategists hope ex-president can convince the faithful to come out to vote next Tuesday
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Top US midterm election voter issues such as inflation and crime have been exacerbated by Covid-19
Offer could value football franchise at up to $6bn and would mark a record for a sports club
A Trump win in 2024 could do untold damage to democratic institutions
President says candidates who refuse to commit to accepting election results could put the US on the ‘path to chaos’
Other chains also in talks over claims linked to their roles in crisis
Decisions on use of race could have sweeping implications for schools and employers
Polling shows issue is low in voters’ priorities despite stunts to draw attention to border crisis
US House Speaker’s spouse Paul Pelosi taken to hospital after break-in and assault at San Francisco home
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