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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 - TechnologyAs hundreds of new lawmakers prepare to take office in January, experts are calling for immediate legislative action to ensure government use of artificial intelligence is transparent, approved and stoppable.
Jim Townsend and Patrick Carter, opinion contributors ·
Ohio gubernatorial nominee Amy Acton (D) said her opponent Vivek Ramaswamy’s (R) “crossed the line” and called him “a danger” to the state of Ohio. “I think he is out of touch. He's out for himself. And I've always felt he was a danger to our state,” Acton said while addressing reporters and voters after...
Suryatapa Chakraborty ·
12:30 ReportPlus:🥪National Sandwich Day deserves the spotlight, too {beacon} It’s Tuesday and Election Day. Go vote! Then come back to read breaking updates from The Hill — and we’re going all night long. In today's issue: Races to watch Trump to cut off aid to Israel Stevens hypes Rogers Westchester County has issues Programming note: We’re...
Joshua Feldstein, Claire Leibowitz ·
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) blasted his Democratic opponent, Gina Hinojosa, ahead of Election Day, calling her “the number one most radical leftist” in the state House — a final pitch to undecided voters before polls close. “My opponent is actually the farthest left candidate on the entire ticket. She makes Talarico look almost conservative,”...
Ford McCracken ·
Opinions - InternationalCongress gave the International Trade Commission the responsibility to establish the facts, not validate the president’s conclusions.
Marc L. Busch, opinion contributor ·
A child in upstate New York died after contracting measles, according to health officials, the first measles-related death in the state in more than 30 years. The child lived in Lewis County, a rural area in the state’s North Country located east of Watertown, officials said late Monday. State and county health officials did not...
Nathaniel Weixel ·
Republican Kurt Alme is facing off against Democrat Alani Bankhead and independent Seth Bodnar in the race to succeed retiring Sen. Steve Daines (R) in Montana. This is the first open race for the upper chamber in the ruby-red state since 1976. The state voted for President Trump in all three of his elections, but...
The Hill Staff ·
Sen. Pete Ricketts (R) is running for a second term representing the Cornhusker State in Congress. He faces a tough challenge from Independent Dan Osborn, who narrowly lost to Sen. Deb Fischer (R) in 2024. Osborn has picked up steam in the solid red state, running a populist campaign focused on working-class voters. Polls close...
The Hill Staff ·
Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen (R) is seeking a second term at the helm of the Cornhusker State. The veterinarian is facing off against Democrat Lynne Walz, a former state senator and 2018 lieutenant governor nominee. The incumbent is the favorite to win in the state that hasn’t elected a Democratic governor since 1994. Polls close...
The Hill Staff ·
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) is running for her second full term leading the Empire State. She’s duking it out against Republican Bruce Blakeman, who is backed by President Trump. Polls close at 9 p.m. EST. Follow Decision Desk HQ’s live results below.
The Hill Staff ·
Former Sen. Sherrod Brown (D) is mounting a comeback bid as he takes on GOP Sen. Jon Husted in Ohio. Brown, who lost to Sen. Bernie Moreno in 2024, has been neck and neck with Husted in the polls ahead of Tuesday’s contest. Democrats view the seat as a key pickup opportunity in their quest...
The Hill Staff ·
Democrats are hopeful they can take back the governor’s mansion in Ohio for the first time in more than a decade Tuesday. Democrat Amy Acton is facing off against Republican Vivek Ramaswamy to succeed term-limited Gov. Mike DeWine (R) in the often reliably red state. Polls close at 7:30 p.m. EST. Follow Decision Desk HQ’s...
The Hill Staff ·
Sen. Jeff Merkley (D) is running for a fourth term representing Oregon. He is facing off against Republican David Brock Smith, a state senator. Polls close at 8 and 9 p.m. EST. Follow Decision Desk HQ’s live results below.
The Hill Staff ·
A trio of Pennsylvania Republicans are fighting for their political lives Tuesday in battleground House races. GOP Reps. Ryan Mackenzie of the 7th District, Rob Bresnahan of the 8th District and Scott Perry of the 10th District are locked in tight races against Democrats Bob Brooks, Paige Cognetti and Janelle Stelson, respectively. Meanwhile, Philadelphia’s 3rd...
The Hill Staff ·
Rhode Island is set to choose its next governor after incumbent Gov. Dan McKee (D) lost his primary in September. Democrat Helena Foulkes defeated McKee to take on Republican Aaron Guckian for the governor’s mansion in the blue state. Polls close at 8 p.m. EST. Follow Decision Desk HQ’s live results below.
The Hill Staff ·
Opinions - JudiciaryIn February 1897, all criminal prosecutions in the District of Columbia stopped. Trials were postponed. New arrestees unable to post bond faced indefinite detention. A wanted fugitive captured in another state could not be extradited. For 22 days, no prosecutorial authority existed in the nation’s capital. The cause of this disruption? The absence of a...
Jonathan S. Ross, opinion contributor ·
Opinions - HealthcareThe CDC has published its annual abortion surveillance series since 1969 — that is, it did until 2025.
Gavin Oxley, opinion contributor ·
President Trump said on Tuesday that he has reached a deal with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that will end U.S. aid to Israel this year. Trump said in an interview with “Fox & Friends” that he and Netanyahu made a deal “months ago” for Washington to end its aid to Israel. “They’re fine with...
Julia Manchester ·
Recently updated election models from Harvard University forecast a strong chance of Democrats winning a majority of seats in the House and the Senate in the midterm elections. The chances of Democrats taking the House is as good as 96 percent, the Harvard model forecasts. According to the model, the chances of Republicans winning the...
Suryatapa Chakraborty ·
Election Day is here, with President Trump’s political capital on the line as Democrats eye a potential blue wave and Republicans scramble to defend their congressional majorities. President Trump has campaigned across the country in recent months, holding 28 in-person rallies in addition to a series of telerallies. He’s made stops in states including Ohio,...
The Hill Staff ·