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The family of Louisa Gag, the Boston transportation planner killed by a truck while riding her bike in Mission Hill in July, ...

Rather than focusing on Republicans' losses, the president discussed White House construction projects during an appearance before reporters.

Democrats are set to take control of both the House and Senate after winning Senate races in traditionally Republican states and flipping House districts that Republican lawmakers redrew to favor ...

In his first remarks to reporters since the election, Trump discussed construction projects and faced questions about possible impeachment.

This week, the American people spoke in the unambiguous voice of moral revulsion: Trump has gone too far, writes. But midterm ...

Kseniia Petrova, who was conducting cancer research for Harvard, was indicted last year for concealing a material fact and ...

Neal won September’s Democratic primary in his closest race ever, beating a progressive newcomer candidate by just 8 points.

Voters elected the first Muslim senator, first Native American woman senator and first openly gay male senator in U.S.

Democrats won the governor's office, a U.S. Senate seat and other statewide contests, ending decades of Republican dominance ...

Democrats are set to control Congress when newly elected lawmakers are sworn in on Jan. 3. Here & Now speaks with NPR ...

Democrat Scott Colom and Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith are separated by just dozens of votes in a contest that could make history.