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October
October 1 - 'Cash for Visa' Program Lives Another Day
October 1 - A Crisis 'On the Scale of Syria'
October 1 - A Legislative Victory for a 'Writer of Songs and Laws'
October 1 - A New Red-and-Blue Team on K Street
October 1 - Anatomy of a Vote: Aviation Bill Comes in for a Landing
October 1 - Checks and Balance: As Influence Wanes, Business PACs Look to Polish Image
October 1 - Comings and Goings on Capitol Hill
October 1 - Highlights from Trump's White House Lawn Videos
October 1 - In the Spotlight: Rep. Paul Gosar
October 1 - Q&A With Democratic Pollster Brad Bannon
October 1 - Republicans in Trouble Going Into Midterms. Let Us Count the Ways.
October 1 - Republicans Stand by Their Man, Brett Kavanaugh
October 1 - Sea Lions are Gobbling Up Salmon, so What is Congress Doing About It?
October 1 - Ten Senate Republicans With the Most Votes Against Trump Nominees
October 1 - The Week Ahead in Washington
October 1 - Trump Administration Acknowledges a Coming Climate Catastrophe
October 1 - Voter-Suppression Concerns Raised by Citizenship Backlog
October 1 - You've Seen the Floor Chart, Now Buy the Book
October 9 - A Bump Stock Ban Probably Isn't Going to Be Very Effective
October 9 - A Closed Nuclear Power Plant Can Impact a Community for Decades
October 9 - Always a Spelling Bee Bridesmaid...
October 9 - As Power Plants Close, Economic and Environmental Issues Linger
October 9 - Comings and Goings on Capitol Hill
October 9 - Common Defense: Politically Speaking, the Pentagon Can't Lose
October 9 - Communities Struggle With the Toxic Legacy of Coal-Fired Power Plants
October 9 - Failures of Congress Keep Nuclear Waste Scattered Across the U.S.
October 9 - In the Spotlight: Rep. Mia Love
October 9 - It's Pollster vs. Pollster in Surprisingly Tight Senate Race
October 9 - Just How 'Coordinated and Well-Funded' Was the Campaign Against Kavanaugh?
October 9 - Lobbyist-Turned-Professor Studies the Business of Government
October 9 - New Dodd-Frank Rule Exposes Companies With Biggest Wage Gaps
October 9 - Supreme Court Battles Have Become Decidedly More Partisan
October 9 - The Week Ahead in Washington
October 9 - Trump's Trade Pact Entices Democrats
October 9 - Where in the World is the Baby Trump Balloon?
October 9 - Words and Deeds Can Come Back to Haunt Incumbents in Tight Races
October 15 - 'No Silver Bullet' for the Drug Pricing Conundrum
October 15 - 'Where's the Tutu?' ... and Other Things Overheard in the Capitol
October 15 - Anatomy of a Vote: Democrats Fall Short on 'Junk Insurance' Bill
October 15 - Asset Forfeiture Gets Its Day in the Highest Court
October 15 - Capitol Insiders Assess the Pressing Issues Heading Into Midterms
October 15 - Capitol Statue Is Now a Big Problem in Florida
October 15 - Comings and Goings on Capitol Hill
October 15 - Congress Unleashes the Drones
October 15 - Dollars and Sense: Few Good Options for Democrats on Tax Policy
October 15 - Ducks in the Crosshairs
October 15 - In the Spotlight: Rep. Mike Bishop
October 15 - Many Lawmakers Oppose Climate Action Despite Threat to Districts
October 15 - New Coalition Works on Breaking Down Barriers to Voting
October 15 - Spending by the Numbers: Some Statistics From Fiscal 2019
October 15 - The Week Ahead in Washington
October 15 - These Three Democrats Voted for a Tax-Cut Bill. Here's Why.
October 15 - Two House Democrats and 19 Republicans Are Biggest Mass-Mailers
October 22 - Comings and Goings on Capitol Hill
October 22 - Common Defense: The Cyber War Is On, and We Are Losing
October 22 - Congress Finds It's Tough to Spur Public Stock Offerings
October 22 - Election Assistance Commission: Crippled Agency at a Critical Time
October 22 - Health Care Costs Are Draining Revenues and Raising Deficits
October 22 - In the Spotlight: Rep. Kevin Yoder
October 22 - It's the Capitol's Tallest Tail: The Legend of Demon Cat
October 22 - Just a Handful of Gingrich Revolutionaries Are Left in Congress
October 22 - Just Call Him 'Senator No'
October 22 - Protesting a Rule That Could Curb Protesting
October 22 - Saudis Quickly Go From Friend to Foe
October 22 - Senate Recess Is No Obstacle When It Comes to Judicial Nominations
October 22 - Some House Members Face a Whole New Electorate in 2018
October 22 - The Mechanics of Threat Intelligence
October 22 - The Rise of the Private Cyber Corps
October 22 - The Week Ahead in Washington
October 22 - Why Are There Ladies' Galleries in the Capitol?
October 29 - Capitol Insiders Make Their Predictions on the Midterms
October 29 - Challenges in Predicting Midterms Have Polling Industry on Edge
October 29 - Checking 'None of the Above' on the Religion Box
October 29 - Endless Love: Republicans Poised to Stand by Trump, Win or Lose
October 29 - Enormous Stakes for Both Parties in the Midterm Elections
October 29 - He Could Be the Last Republican Standing in New Jersey
October 29 - Lawmakers Looking to Trade the House for a Mansion
October 29 - Liberal Grass-Roots Grow Deeper Since Trump
October 29 - Mail Bombs Take Security Concerns to a New Level
October 29 - Many Voting Systems Still Vulnerable to Cyberattacks
October 29 - These States Are Looking to Join the Cannabis Club
October 29 - They Saved the Worst for Last: Bad Ads, Vol. 3
October 29 - We the People: At Last, a Midterm That's Energized the Electorate
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