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The Hill
The Hill (newspaper)
The Hill, formed in 1994, is an American newspaper and digital media company based in Washington, D.C. Focusing on politics, policy, business and international relations, The Hill's coverage includes the U.S. Congress, the presidency and executive branch, and election campaigns, among other topics, describes itself as centrist and nonpartisan.
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Opinions - InternationalDespite Iranian efforts to delay negotiations until a Democratic Congress takes office in January, the current administration faces mounting pressure to resolve the conflict due to domestic economic concerns and ongoing maritime tensions.
Imran Khalid, opinion contributor ·
President Trump said the stock market “suffered one of the Worst Days in History” on Thursday, a day after it surged following Democrats’ sweeping victories in the midterm elections. The Dow Jones Industrial Average went up by 1,104 points on Wednesday after the opening bell. But on Thursday, it dropped by more than 2,100 points from...
Suryatapa Chakraborty ·
Opinions - White HouseWith millions of ex-Trump voters backing its candidates, the Democratic Party is a much bigger tent today than it was on Monday. But that doesn’t mean it has to be a circus.
Chris Truax, opinion contributor ·
AdministrationThe National Capital Planning Commission approved President Trump's triumphal arch by an 8-4 vote late Thursday, a key win for Trump and his continued beautification projects in the nation's capital. But that win was short-lived. U.S. District Judge late Tanya Chutkan blocked the Trump administration from breaking ground on a towering memorial arch for 14...
The Hill Staff ·
Sen.-elect Annie Andrews (D), who won a stunning victory in deep red South Carolina by defeating Sen. Darline Graham (R-S.C.), says there needs to be “generational change” in the Senate leadership. “I still very much believe it’s time for a generational change on both sides of the aisle,” Andrews told Fox News anchor Bret Baier,...
Alexander Bolton ·
Republican Mark Lamb is projected to win Arizona's 5th District, according to Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ). Lamb defeated Democrat Elizabeth Lee, securing a victory that gives Republicans a new face in a reliably conservative district southeast of Phoenix. He notched about 51 percent of the vote while Lee secured about 48 percent, with 93 percent...
Steff Danielle Thomas ·
The U.S. economy added 165,000 jobs in October, according to new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The unemployment rate also decreased slightly to 4.1 percent, the BLS reported. Unemployment has been below 5 percent for more than five years, after soaring to nearly 15 percent in the early stages of the COVID-19...
Max Rego ·
Texas state Rep. Steve Toth (R) is projected to defeat Shaun Finnie (D) in Texas’s red 2nd District, according to Decision Desk HQ. Voters in the district, encompassing parts of Harris and Montgomery counties, backed the Republican by nearly 51 percent. Finnie pulled in 49 percent support, according to DDHQ. Toth defeated Rep. Dan Crenshaw...
Brendan Morgan ·
Congress Blog - TechnologyCongress must use its funding and oversight powers to preserve what can still be saved and rebuild what has been lost.
Carole LaBonne, opinion contributor ·
Whole Hog Politics - Live BriefingAs the era of President Trump starts to wind down, potential 2028 presidential candidates are emerging as Republicans consider the party’s future. Plus, where the Mississippi and Alaska Senate races stand and how Democrats achieved a historic blue wave during Tuesday night's midterms. Join The Hill’s senior vice president of editorial content, Bill Sammon, and political...
The Hill Staff ·
A federal judge late Thursday ordered a pause on the construction of President Trump’s triumphal arch for 14 days. The temporary restraining order by U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan came shortly after the National Capital Planning Commission (NCPC) voted to approve the administration’s plans to build the arch between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery...
Suryatapa Chakraborty ·
Whole Hog Politics[Watch Whole Hog Politics Live: Hill Insider members can join us live today at 9 a.m. ET as Chris Stirewalt and host Bill Sammon go deep on this week’s political news. Members can join the discussion and pose their questions to Bill and Chris. Tune in!] In the long-running TV comedy 30 Rock, the protagonist,...
Chris Stirewalt ·
Opinions - CampaignPresident Trump is right that the U.S. economy is the envy of the world. What a shame that Americans just voted to destroy it. That is not an exaggeration. Granting such a sweeping victory to the Democratic Party, now in thrall to progressives who want to hike taxes, abandon fossil fuels and shut down the...
Liz Peek, opinion contributor ·
Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer (N.Y.) says Democrats would block any “right-winger” President Trump attempts to appoint to the Supreme Court after they take control of the Senate, which could ramp up pressure on conservative Justices Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas to retire this year. “The bottom line is we’re not going to allow a...
Alexander Bolton ·
Congress Blog - Economy & BudgetConsolidating existing pro-family programs could win bipartisan appeal.
Bruce Fuller, opinion contributor ·
Morning ReportIn today's issue: ▪ DeSantis makes his case ▪ Eisenkot piecing together coalition ▪ Colom expands lead in Mississippi ▪ Battle brews over House GOP leadership Tuesday was a bad night for many Republicans across the country. But not so much for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R). The term-limited governor is seizing his political moment...
Sarah Fortinsky, Jared Gans ·
Opinions - TechnologyIt’s 2:30 a.m. and John writes into an app on his phone, “I don’t love my wife anymore. I’m just not attracted to her and I think I like my secretary Jenny.” No one else will see it. It's just between him and AI. The app gently, kindly and with great understanding asks a follow...
Liberty Vittert Capito, opinion contributor ·
The fight for the 2028 Republican primary is beginning to take shape on the heels of the GOP's devastating midterm losses, with Vice President Vance facing criticism for blaming the losses on the Iran war and other big-name Republicans appearing to stake out their own positions. The losses have created a huge opening for GOP White...
Amie Parnes ·
Democrats flipped Senate seats in previously deep-red territory such as Kansas and Texas in part by criticizing Trump administration policies that helped create high diesel and beef costs. Now they're going to be under pressure to deliver for farmers, who want the party to put words into actions once they take control of the House...
Max Rego ·
Republicans’ hopes of finishing a big chunk of President Trump’s agenda in the lame-duck session of Congress are rapidly deflating in the wake of the blow-out losses their party suffered in Tuesday’s election, say Republican aides on Capitol Hill. Senate Republican sources say the bold talk before Election Day of ramming a budget reconciliation package...
Alexander Bolton ·