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As of writing, the Democrats have been staging a sit-in on the House floor for over 20 hours. Hear the latest.

Roll Call's Melinda Henneberger talks about Washington's response to Orlando, including last night's senate filibuster for gun control.

Hillary Clinton won decisive victories in California, New Jersey and New Mexico. And unless 400 superdelegates change their minds, that means she's the presumptive Democratic nominee.

Editor-in-chief of Roll Call and former senior writer at Bloomberg Politics Melinda Henneberger discusses the latest in campaign news.

Donald Trump and Paul Ryan met this morning, and from their joint statement to the press, it sounds like they're committed to working together.

As the delegate math continues to turn against Bernie Sanders, his supporters call in to talk about what they hope he does next with the momentum he has created.

The Bernie Sanders camp looks ahead optimistically, and more on Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland.

The latest primary has Trump leading the Republicans, Rubio falling far behind, and Sanders pulling a surprising win in Michigan.

It was the political trial of the decade, starring a hidden child born to a secret, high-octane mistress; an ambitious first lady battling cancer; a loyal daughter watching in the wi...

Melinda Henneberger, anchor blogger for She the People, The Washington Post’s women’s blog, and Matt Bai, chief political correspondent for The New York Times Magazine, look back at the week's political news.

David Sanger, chief Washington correspondent for the New York Times and a contributor to WNYC, and Washington Post political writer, Melinda Henneberger,  reflect on the top national and international stories of the year. 

Melinda Henneberger, contributing editor to Time.com, discusses the battle lines being drawn within the GOP and other news of the week.

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Today at 11:30, President Obama gives a press conference from Washington. Melinda Henneberger of Time Magazine helps preview and provide analysis. You can also tweet us with what you would #asktheprez.

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Melinda Henneberger, contributing editor to Time.com, rounds up the national news.

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Elizabeth Edwards died of breast cancer yesterday at the age of 61. Whether it was on the campaign trail, during her cancer treatments or on book tours, Edwards connected with a large number of people — even as she split from husband and former Senator John Edwards. 

Melinda Henneberger, founder and editor-in-chief of Politics Daily, rounds up the week's national news.

Melinda Henneberger, founder and editor-in-chief of Politics Daily, and Hanna Rosin, a co-founder of Slate’s women’s blog, DoubleX, run down last night's national election returns.

Melinda Henneberger, founder and editor-in-chief of Politics Daily, and Nate Silver, blogger for the New York Times' Five Thirty Eight blog, discuss the most interesting midterm races around the country.

Nate Silver, blogger for the New York Times' Five Thirty Eight blog, and Melinda Henneberger, founder and editor-in-chief of Politics Daily, discuss the results of primaries across the country.

Melinda Henneberger, editor-in-chief of Politics Daily, discusses the nationwide fallout from yesterday's primary elections.