As the party moves to shake up its leadership in the next congressional term, some Democrats are making efforts to turn over an aging cohort of leaders.
Maryland senators, reluctant to lose the Commanders to D.C., set control of the District’s F-16 fighter jets as a condition for backing legislation that could pave the way for a move to the RFK stadium site.
Candidates in close House and Senate races have taken tougher stances on the border and crime, and some even tout links to Donald Trump, signaling what could be a long-term shift on those issues.