Politics Jan 16 What are the odds of a government shutdown? Here's a guide to the factors that will determine whether Congress avoids a government shutdown or not.
Politics Jan 15 Did Trump say s***hole? Who said what about what Trump said We pored through officials' statements to get a better look at what those who attended last Thursday's immigration meeting are saying about the president's remarks.
Politics Jan 12 Every immigration proposal in one chart President Trump’s reported comments on immigration are making headlines. Meanwhile, the real work over immigration continues, behind the scenes.
Politics Jan 09 Your state may be good at football. Or politics. But probably not both A handful of states dominate college football. Is the same true of presidential politics?…
Politics Jan 02 The GOP’s biggest spending challenges in 2018 Republican leaders are poised to add a few trillion dollars to the national debt over the next decade.
Politics Jan 02 5 overlooked politics stories that are worth your time The 24-hour news cycle is filled with politics coverage, but not everything gets the attention it deserves. Here are five politics stories you may have missed in the past week.
Nation Jan 01 Millions get a pay raise and other new laws kick in this year From pay raises to marijuana legalization, the New Year brought a spate of new state laws. Reid Wilson, a reporter at The Hill newspaper, tells Lisa Desjardins about the major changes that went into effect.
Politics Dec 20 3 charts that show how the GOP tax bill will affect you We now have a final estimate of how the GOP tax bill will affect different income groups at different points over the next several years.
Politics Dec 15 Everything you need to know about the GOP’s final tax plan in 3 charts On Friday, Republicans released what they say is the final version of their tax plan. Here's everything you need to know about the bill.
Nation Dec 07 Send your questions: How will the tax bill affect you? Republicans hope to pass a massive tax overhaul through Congress by Christmas. But significant confusion still remains over precisely what the Republican approach would mean for American individuals and businesses.