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With House on the cusp of passing Build Back Better bill, big Senate fight expected

The U.S. House of Representatives is on the cusp of passing President Joe Biden's sweeping Build Back Better legislation. The $1.7 trillion bill would touch everything from child care to health care to climate change. While Democrats are ready to…

Politics Nov 01

McAuliffe, Youngkin’s dead heat may be decided by Virginia voters’ views on education

The Virginia governor's race has become a big-name, big-dollar fight. It pits a former chairman of the democratic party, Terry McAuliffe, against a former private equity CEO, Glenn Youngkin. The gubernatorial election is a test of Democrats' enthusiasm as well…

Politics Oct 13

Why election integrity and voter trust are in the spotlight in Fulton County, Georgia

Early voting started this week in Georgia ahead of November's municipal elections. But almost a year after the 2020 election, some Republicans — including former President Trump — continue pushing false narratives of widespread voter fraud. A judge on Wednesday…

Politics Oct 07

How false fraud claims are eroding integrity of American election system

For a deeper look at the efforts to undermine election integrity in the United States — and what can be done to stop it — Judy Woodruff is joined by Rick Hasen, professor at the University of California Irvine, and…

Politics Sep 30

Why Manchin, Sinema are holding out on reconciliation, and how their constituents feel

As Democrats work to reach an agreement on trillions of dollars of government spending, the fate of the reconciliation bill's final cost — and the passage of the president's overall legislative agenda — largely hinges on support from two key,…

Politics Sep 27

Rep. Gottheimer ‘incredibly optimistic’ Dems will pass both infrastructure, reconciliation

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Politics Sep 03

More than half of Americans disapprove of Biden right now

For the first time since he took office in January, more than half of Americans disapprove of the job Joe Biden is doing as president.

Politics Jul 13

Texas Dems encouraging federal takeover of elections, GOP Rep. Taylor says

Texas Democrats fighting against a restrictive voting bill took their case to Washington Tuesday as President Joe Biden made his push for strengthening voting rights laws nationwide. Lisa Desjardins begins our reports, then Yamiche Alcindor is joined by Congressman Van…

Politics Jul 09

What is an earmark? Examining the pros and cons of the congressional provision

A congressional provision both relished and reviled that benefits lawmakers' constituents is making a comeback — the earmark. An earmark is congressional funding for a specific local project. As old as the nation itself, they have often been pet projects…

Politics Jul 06

‘Now our people are at risk,’ Rep. Bennie Thompson says of Mississippi’s failure to take government funding for vaccination efforts

“Our governor refused to take the FEMA money to go out and identify those vulnerable areas,” Thompson told PBS NewsHour anchor and managing editor Judy Woodruff in an interview Tuesday.

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