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Heading into 2022, Georgia is poised to be at the center of the political universe — again

WASHINGTON — High-profile candidates with national followings. Fierce debates over a new election law. And deep divisions over former President Donald Trump’s future political role.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 30, 2021

Vilsack says more worried about supply chain impact on planting than harvest for farmers

WASHINGTON — Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack on Friday said he’s more worried that supply chain delays will affect next year’s planting season than this year’s harvest.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 30, 2021

Vice President Kamala Harris will get a COVID-19 booster shot

WASHINGTON — Vice President Kamala Harris and her husband, Doug Emhoff, will get a COVID-19 booster shot on Saturday.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 29, 2021

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‘He has to take it a step further’: Biden carefully navigates ‘Striketober’

WASHINGTON — A series of high-profile strikes across the country this month is testing how far President Joe Biden will go to bolster the labor movement, pitting the Democratic leader between his long-held affinity for unions and a jittery economic recovery that economists worry can ill-afford additional shocks.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 29, 2021

‘Leaving no stone unturned’: Blinken pushes back against critics of ‘Havana syndrome’ response

WASHINGTON — Secretary of State Antony Blinken pushed back Thursday against criticism from lawmakers that the State Department has not given enough attention to a series of mysterious health incidents among U.S. personnel, commonly known as “Havana syndrome.”

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 29, 2021

Campaign watchdog says Eric Greitens improperly spent $100,000 on Missouri Senate bid

WASHINGTON — A campaign finance watchdog group filed a complaint against former Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens with the Federal Election Commission on Thursday, alleging he improperly spent more than $100,000 on his U.S. Senate campaign.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 28, 2021

McConnell keeps hitting Democrats over China. Here’s why

WASHINGTON — Mitch McConnell is regularly wielding China as a bludgeon against Democratic policies and the Biden administration.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 28, 2021

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President Joe Biden adjusts to life at the White House — by working in commutes to Delaware

WASHINGTON — Last weekend, before his second trip abroad since taking office, President Joe Biden had to prepare for foreign leader meetings and wanted to do it from the comfort of his family home. But he had problems brewing in Washington, where his legislative priorities are struggling for passage.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 28, 2021

Judge orders Devin Nunes’ family to disclose who’s paying for Iowa defamation lawsuit

WASHINGTON — A federal judge this week ordered Rep. Devin Nunes’ family members to disclose how they are paying for their defamation lawsuit against a reporter and magazine publisher over a 2018 story about their Iowa farm.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 27, 2021

No shortage of toilet paper or chicken in California. But you may need to be patient, less picky

There is no toilet paper shortage. Or scarcity of chicken.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 26, 2021

Democrats to Biden: Start pushing back more aggressively against Trump

WASHINGTON — As former President Donald Trump maintains his grip on the Republican Party and further spreads conspiracies about the 2020 election, some Democrats and progressive activists are urging President Joe Biden to speak out more forcefully against his predecessor.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 25, 2021

The 2022 midterms are on track to be one of the most expensive elections ever. Here’s why

WASHINGTON — Get ready for a barrage of campaign ads — even more than usual.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 23, 2021

McConnell says Biden White House aims to weaken Supreme Court independence

WASHINGTON — Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell accused the Biden administration of undermining the independence of the U.S. judiciary as a presidential commission explores ways to revamp the conservative-leaning U.S. Supreme Court.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 23, 2021

'Siempre perdemos la guerra de los mensajes': Preocupa a demócratas que los planes de Biden no lleguen a los votantes rurales

WASHINGTON — Si Jacquelyne Leffler viviera a pocas millas de la carretera, sería fácil conectarse a internet. En cambio, es una lucha diaria que obstaculiza su negocio.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 23, 2021

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McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 22, 2021

‘We always lose the messaging war’: Democrats worry Biden’s plans not reaching rural voters

WASHINGTON — If Jacquelyne Leffler lived a few miles down the road, it would be easy to connect to the internet. Instead, it’s a daily struggle that impedes her business.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 19, 2021

Marshall tries to stop certain research as part of his crusade on origins of COVID-19

WASHINGTON — Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall introduced a bill that would prevent the government from funding a controversial type of research scientists sometimes use in an effort to better understand diseases.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 19, 2021

With paid family leave at risk, advocates offer Joe Biden an alternative in spending debate

WASHINGTON — Faced with the possibility that a paid family and medical leave proposal could be cut from spending legislation, allies of the White House are trying to salvage it by offering a compromise that would initially give workers four or six weeks off.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 19, 2021

‘It will only intensify’: Inflation spikes lead to rising voter concerns. Will Biden be blamed?

WASHINGTON — Democrats and Republicans alike have long expected next year’s midterm elections to hinge on the state of the coronavirus pandemic, the job market and former President Donald Trump’s influence on the GOP.

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McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 18, 2021

Colin Powell, trailblazing military leader, dies from COVID complications

Colin Powell, former U.S. secretary of state under President George W. Bush, died Monday morning from COVID-19 complications, his family wrote on Facebook.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 18, 2021

Colin Powell dies from COVID complications, his family announces. ‘A great American’

Colin Powell, former U.S. secretary of state under President George W. Bush, died Monday morning from COVID-19 complications, his family wrote on Facebook.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 18, 2021

Colin Powell dies from COVID complications, his family announces. ‘A great American’

Colin Powell, former secretary of state under President George W. Bush, died Monday morning from COVID-19 complications, his family wrote on Facebook.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 15, 2021

Papá de 5 muere de COVID días después de que el virus cobrara la vida de su esposa

Un padre de Virginia que "atesoraba" a sus hijos fue hospitalizado el mismo día que su esposa murió de COVID-19.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 15, 2021

Dad of 5 dies of COVID days after virus claims his wife’s life in Virginia

A Virginia dad who “treasured” his children was hospitalized the same day his wife died of COVID-19.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 15, 2021

Schools are the focus of COVID policy fight. How Biden administration is responding

WASHINGTON — The Biden administration has thrust itself into the center of the heated debate over school mask mandates with actions aimed at shielding school boards from threats of violence and intimidation and state-level political pressure.

McClatchy Washington Bureau · Oct 15, 2021

How a Kentucky congressional race could showcase Democrats’ national split

WASHINGTON — It’s the well-connected white state Senate leader with high praise for retiring Rep. John Yarmuth against the Black female state representative who wants to cause “good trouble” as the next member of Washington’s rambunctious squad.

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