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Senator Manchin of West Virginia changes party registration to independent, sparking speculation about his political future and potential run for office.

National Plan to End Parkinson's Act passes in Congress, creating federal advisory council dedicated to finding a cure for Parkinson's disease.

Schumer denounces violent protesters at Columbia University, warns against criminality on campuses, calls for consequences. McConnell criticizes pro-Palestinian demonstrations.

Senator Sinema of Arizona announces she won't seek reelection, citing political isolation and failed bipartisan efforts, leaving Senate at year's end.

Mitch McConnell steps down, leaving a power vacuum in the Republican Party. Reactions range from praise to criticism over his legacy.

Former Republican Gov. Larry Hogan entering Maryland Senate race called "Chuck Schumer's nightmare" by CNN, jeopardizing Democrats' majority.

The House has approved a bill that would expand the Child Tax Credit for parents and extend some business tax credits.

Pelosi responds to Trump's false claims that she was responsible for Capitol security lapses, calling out his "cognitive disorders" and lies.

"Former U.S. Senator and Milwaukee Bucks owner Herb Kohl Dies at 88, Remembered as 'Kind, Effective, and Generous' by Colleagues."

Jared Kushner reveals Chuck Schumer's upsetting remarks about Russia ties, defends innocence, and discusses challenges faced during investigations in podcast interview.

Spotify Wrapped has gone viral, with 120 million users accessing it in 2021. The campaign has been praised and criticized.

Former First Lady and women's rights advocate Rosalynn Carter passed away at 96, leaving behind a legacy of compassion and advocacy.

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin overcomes cardiac arrest to return to football after multiple hospital visits and consultations with specialists.

Republicans are growing increasingly frustrated with Senator Tommy Tuberville's block on military promotions, which has resulted in over 350 vacant positions. Some Republicans have called Tuberville a liar and expressed concern over the negative impact on military readiness and morale. Tuberville's team may have made matters worse by suggesting that Republicans who joined a resolution to circumvent the block should face primary challengers. Tuberville remains defiant and refuses to change course.

Amy Schumer reopens Instagram comments after disabling them due to backlash over her Israeli-Palestinian conflict remarks.

Former President Donald Trump complies with a gag order by not attacking the judge's staff in his civil fraud trial, but criticizes New York State Attorney General Letitia James instead.

Judge issues gag order in Trump's fraud trial, warning against personal attacks on court staff; Trump called judge "rogue" and AG "corrupt."

Senator Bob Menendez vows to fight new federal corruption charges against him, adopting a defiant stance similar to his previous trial.

Democrats show strong support for UAW workers as they go on strike against General Motors, Ford, and Stellantis.

A package of three appropriations bills cleared a procedural hurdle in the Senate on Tuesday as the possibility of a government shutdown loomed on the horizon.

Tommy Tuberville, an Alabama Republican senator, has blocked over 300 military promotions due to his opposition to the Pentagon's abortion policies and what he perceives as "woke" sentiment among officers. If the block continues, it could affect up to 650 promotions by the end of the year, potentially damaging national security. Tuberville's actions have drawn criticism from civilian military leaders, who argue that the hold is unfair to the officers and their families and is putting military readiness at risk.

Sen. Bernie Sanders dismisses concerns over President Biden's age, stating that there are "broader" issues to consider when voting for a president.

Oldest member of Congress, Dianne Feinstein, briefly hospitalized after a fall at home; concerns about her health resurface.

Former military intelligence officer unveils secret UAP program with "biologics." Congress demands transparency on UFOs.

Whistleblower alleges Congress is being kept in the dark about UFOs.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer supports declassifying UFO-related government records.

Senator Tuberville backtracks on defense of white nationalists after backlash.