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In an overwhelmingly bipartisan vote, the Senate voted 94 to 1 to pass the COVID Hate Crimes Act on Thursday.

On Thursday, Congressional Democrats unveiled legislation in both chambers that would expand the number of Supreme Court justices from nine to 13.

The Georgia congresswoman declared "I am now the chairwoman" of a committee that she invented by fenagling what are typically rudimentary floor voting rules.

The email error made customers worry that they owed $200,000 to CenterPoint Energy.

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5.4 million unemployed Americans could run out of money to pay for things like rent, auto payments, credit cards, health insurance, food, and clothing by the end of this month.

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With millions of people facing redundancy and income loss as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, paying the bills is becoming a problem for many.

During an appearance on Fox News, the Senate majority leader said he doesn't plan to pass the bills that are currently in the Senate.

The bill will jail any librarian who hosts drag queen story hours or allows children to check out books featuring LGBTQ or explicitly sexual topics for up to a year.

The Senate majority leader said "impeachment obsession" was paralyzing Congress with just weeks of the year remaining.

Democratic state legislator David Delloso proposed a bill that would allow people over the age of 21 to buy marijuana for recreational use in state-operated liquor stores.

The Washington Post article comes after a report saying that, despite Trump's frequent laudation of police, he had not paid at least 10 cities for the public-safety costs of his rallies.

The banknotes say "responsibilty" instead of "responsibility."

Both proposals will need 60 votes to advance, and it is unlikely either one will muster enough support.

The experts aren't giving the Bills much of a chance on Monday night.

The dollar has become a symbol of the escalating diplomatic crisis between Turkey and the U.S.

The president did not clarify which U.S. allies he considers to be ruled by dictators a month after Defense Secretary Mattis hailed NATO as union of "democratic nations."

"If it ain't white, it ain't right!"

Josh Kushner is a lifelong Democrat, a spokesman said in 2016, and did not intend on voting for President Donald Trump.

The Jaguars beat the Bills in Florida.

Who will win the Super Bowl? Vegas has some ideas, but they don't think it'll be the Buffalo Bills.

Several teams are ending postseason droughts.

Despite his bragging, Trump has signed just 94 bills into law.

Flynn's family said it has received an "outpouring" of support following his charge in the Mueller probe.

"Gronk" doesn't usually do this kind of thing.