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Michigan Progressive McKinney Ousts Thanedar in Democratic Primary
State Rep. Donavan McKinney, backed by Bernie Sanders and Rashida Tlaib, defeats incumbent Shri Thanedar in the 13th District, ending a tenure shadowed by crypto losses and misconduct.
Begich Faces Independent Hill in Alaska House Race
Republican incumbent Nick Begich will face independent Bill Hill in November after both advanced from Alaska's open primary, with a Democrat's endorsement of Hill reshaping the contest.
Pelosi Leaves Congress. Her Staff Stays — and Still Runs the House
About 50 former Pelosi aides now hold top House jobs, running leadership offices, committees and chiefs-of-staff posts after her 39-year tenure ends
Kay Granger, First Republican Woman from Texas in Congress, Dies at 83
Granger chaired the House Appropriations Committee and previously served as Fort Worth's first female mayor.
House Votes to Rename Pentagon the 'Department of War' — Follow the Money
Embedded in the annual defense bill, the amendment drew millions in contractor lobbying and now heads to a skeptical Senate.
Federal Judges Uphold Tennessee Map, Locking In GOP's 7-2 House Edge
The ruling splits Nashville's Democratic base across three districts, securing Republican dominance in Tennessee's U.S. House delegation for the next decade.
GOP Maps Draw 'Jim Crow 2.0' Charge as Black Democrats Lose House Seats
Republican-controlled legislatures face sharp criticism for congressional maps that Black lawmakers say dilute minority voting power
NAACP Sues Tennessee Over Congressional Map, Claims Racial Bias
The lawsuit challenges a redistricting plan that split Nashville's Black voting bloc, giving Republicans control over eight of the state's nine U.S. House seats
Louisiana GOP Draws Map to Kill Democratic House Seat
The Republican-controlled state Senate approved a redistricting plan, aiming to flip a U.S. House district from blue to red