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The vice president was scheduled to attend an event for the Zeta Phi Beta sorority in Indianapolis before the Israeli prime minister’s address date was set.

The endorsement was initially expected as early as Monday, and some Democrats were surprised by a placeholder statement from Jeffries and Schumer that day that said she was “off to a great start.”

The presidential ticket shakeup has forced allies to quickly sell their top choices.

Republicans have repeatedly hit Walz, accusing him of misrepresenting his military service.

"She doesn't need to profess or wear a sticker on her shirt that she is a Black woman."

House Appropriations chief Tom Cole said he told Harris, “Congratulations and condolences.”

The vice president is attempting to chart a path away from identity politics.

Live updates and analysis from POLITICO’s Congress team.

EL PASO, Texas — Sen. Ted Cruz insists he hasn't changed. Cruz, the famously sharp-elbowed Texan who was rated among the most hardline

The second-term senator and former presidential candidate declined to say whether he supports exceptions to laws banning abortion.