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Robert Kennedy Jr.
Leigh Ann Caldwell June 16, 2026
At a private event in Washington last night, Cheryl Hines, Mehmet Oz, and Lee Zeldin all took turns reassuring the crowd that Kennedy isn’t going anywhere. But across the Hill, the succession chatter has already begun.
Donald Trump
Leigh Ann Caldwell June 15, 2026
News and notes on the president’s not-quite-a-deal with Iran, Dems’ fuzzy redistricting math, and how the Hill is digesting Trump’s latest demand to pair FISA renewal with his SAVE Act.
Graham Platner
Leigh Ann Caldwell June 14, 2026
With his unrepentant populism and problematic past, Graham Platner’s polarizing Senate run has tapped into a wellspring of Democratic anger that could upend the party establishment, if the old guard doesn’t strike first.
Jay Clayton
Leigh Ann Caldwell June 11, 2026
The president again bowed to congressional pressure, this time in an attempt to secure the extension of a surveillance law. But the concession may have come too late.


Pete Hegseth
Leigh Ann Caldwell June 9, 2026
An event honoring female veterans, hosted by the House Bipartisan Women’s Caucus, has been canceled for the first time in its 28-year history, in part over its D.E.I. connotations.
Graham Platner
Leigh Ann Caldwell June 8, 2026
Hill Democrats have split into two factions over Maine's baggage-laden, soon-to-be Democratic nominee for Senate—those who see him as their best chance to flip the seat, and those dreaming of a new candidate.
French Hill
Leigh Ann Caldwell June 5, 2026
The chairman of the House Financial Services Committee joins Puck’s Power Breakfast series to walk through his ambitious legislative agenda: the stalemate over crypto, sticking points on housing reform, Republican reservations about the president’s immigration banking order, and his complicated position on Ukraine.
Sen. Chuck Schumer
Leigh Ann Caldwell June 4, 2026
The G.O.P. mini-revolt continues, albeit with limited results. And a new poll shows that a crucial swing bloc is mighty concerned about corruption.


Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner
Leigh Ann Caldwell June 3, 2026
The House rebukes the president on two separate bills, and Maine’s Graham Platner assures senators there isn't worse oppo to come.
Bill Pulte
Leigh Ann Caldwell June 2, 2026
It seemed like Donald Trump was trying to make amends with Republican senators after he backed off of some controversial demands. The bonhomie lasted about 18 hours.
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