Bill Clark is a journalist specializing in local news, with a focus on Washington, D.C. His work has been featured in various publications, including CQ and Roll Call, RealClearMarkets, The Advocate, Texas Monthly, and The New Republic. He covers a range of topics, including politics, legislation, and current events in the D.C. area.
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Bill Clark's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, particularly related to Capitol Hill, Congress, and elections. He also covers sports events occasionally.
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By: Christopher Wiggins
The former congressman and sheriff consistently opposed protections for LGBTQ+ people.
By: Kurt Darling, Bill Clark
STATEWIDE — With Mike Braun running for governor, that leaves a seat in the U.S. Senate from Indiana up for grabs.
Foreign influence campaigns aimed at the 2024 election are not expected to stop after voting ends, experts and U.S. officials say
ANALYSIS — While Republicans have a clear advantage in the campaign for control of the Senate, the fight for the House looks as close as the neck-and-neck presidential race with two weeks before Election Day. Of the eight House rating changes recently made by Inside Elections, six were shifts toward Democrats and the district-by-district battle […]
The moon rises over the Capitol Dome in Washington on Tuesday night as an airplane lands at nearby Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport.
By: Bill Clark
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By: Michael Macagnone
The Supreme Court faces a handful of election-related cases, but experts say the justices are unlikely to upset the status quo.
By: Bill Clark, Michael Macagnone
Commonwealth said it had removed 1,600 names of noncitizens
The hefty national debt and trillions of dollars in tax breaks due to expire next year are likely to complicate passage of pricey new plans.
Focus on abortion access comes after seven states have voted to protect abortion access in the aftermath of Roe v. Wade’s overturn.
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