Politics Jan 26 Immigration is a top concern for New Hampshire voters By Sergio Bustos and Kathleen Ronayne, Associated Press
Nation Jan 12 New surge of familes from Central America prompted immigration raids WASHINGTON — A spike in families and children arriving at the U.S. southern border from Central America has prompted fears of another border crisis like the one that dominated national news during the summer of 2014. That could roil an… By Erica Werner, Associated Press
Politics Nov 10 5 things to watch for in tonight’s GOP debate MILWAUKEE -- Organizers are promising to focus on substance when eight Republicans face off on the main stage for the GOP's fourth presidential debate. By Steve Peoples, Associated Press
Politics Apr 06 Watch 7:04 Why Hillary Clinton’s campaign announcement won’t look like Ted Cruz’s Gwen Ifill talks to Amy Walter of The Cook Political Report and Susan Page of USA Today about Sen. Rand Paul’s evolving role in the Republican party, predictions about how Hillary Clinton might announce a presidential campaign and how the… By PBS NewsHour
Politics Dec 17 Watch 4:57 Exiting lawmakers yield the floor, but not before saying farewell By PBS NewsHour
Dec 01 Mary Landrieu and Bill Cassidy ready for the last Senate debate of the year By Associated Press As Democratic Sen. Mary Landrieu readies for the only debate she'll get against Republican front-runner Bill Cassidy, early voting data shows long odds for her re-election. Continue reading
Nov 13 Watch Newcomers learn to navigate life on Capitol Hill By PBS NewsHour The newest members of Congress are in Washington for orientation ahead of the new session's start in January. Political director Domenico Montanaro meets up with two newly elected lawmakers as they learn to navigate their new positions on the Hill. Continue watching
Nov 13 Who are the incoming members of Congress? By Laura Santhanam, Vanessa Dennis Nearly three-quarters of incoming representatives and about 90 percent of all new senators will be Republican in the 114th Congress. In both the House and the Senate, about 80 percent of newly elected politicians will be men, and the new… Continue reading
Nov 12 Watch Moving on from midterm losses, what’s next for Democratic leadership? By PBS NewsHour Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, chair of Democratic National Committee, says that American voters support Democrats on the issues, even if their candidates didn’t fare well in the midterm elections. As Congress gathers to begin the lame duck session, Gwen Ifill… Continue watching
Nov 11 Money is pretty good predictor of who will win elections By Domenico Montanaro, Rachel Wellford, Simone Pathe We already know that the $4 billion spent on this midterm election was more than any other midterm in history. It was the most on congressional elections ever, including during a presidential year. What do the numbers really tell us?… Continue reading