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In an interview on CBS’s “60 minutes,” President Donald Trump was asked if his immigration policy “went too far.”
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In an interview on CBS’s “60 minutes,” President Donald Trump was asked if his immigration policy “went too far.”
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CNN’s Annie Grayer speaks to Mississippi voters in Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith’s hometown of Brookhaven about the close Senate race and why they think the GOP didn’t win in a landslide.
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Dozens of newly elected incoming members of Congress gathered in Washington, DC on Sunday at the start of a post-election orientation period. CNN’s Kit Maher reports from Capitol Hill.
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CNN’s Donie O’Sullivan caught up with Jon Faverau, Barack Obama’s former speechwriter and one of the hosts of the Pod Save America podcast, at Crooked Con in Washington DC this weekend. The event brought together Democrats and other progressive activists just days after a historic round of midterm election.
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Indiana GOP Rep. Marlin Stutzman tells CNN’s Manu Raju that new White House chief of staff Stephen Miller should be fired given Miller’s background leading the administration’s hardline immigration policies.
Incoming House Oversight Committee Chair Rep. Robert Garcia tells CNN’s Dana Bash the Trump family “should be expected to answer questions” when Democrats take control of the powerful panel.
Incoming House Oversight Chair Rep. Robert Garcia responded to Todd Blanche after the attorney general told CNN’s Dana Bash that Democrats on the Oversight Committee should be “very worried.”
Sen. Bernie Sanders tells CNN’s Dana Bash that he is open to impeaching Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. once Democrats take control of Congress.
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From the strongest to the weakest Republican candidates, from purple to ruby-red terrain, hardly anyone in the GOP escaped untouched by last week’s ferocious roar from American voters.
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These charts and maps show the geographic shifts behind Democrats’ takeover of the Senate.
The incoming House speaker has heard the criticism and insults from liberals, seen the sombrero memes from Republicans, and knows that people say he’s not Nancy Pelosi, who leaves Congress after this year. His response: “My track record speaks for itself.”
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Chuck Schumer is confident he’ll continue leading Senate Democrats after they captured the chamber’s majority in dramatic fashion on Tuesday. Not all Democrats are so sure.