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Shia Kapos has a strong focus on government and politics, with particular attention to Chicago and the Democratic Party. Pitches should center around political developments in these areas or offer insights into government policies, especially those affecting Chicago or related to the Democratic Party.
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The former White House chief of staff says working across the aisle will be essential, even if Republicans run the show.
JB Pritzker, Jared Polis behind effort aimed at 'fortifying the institutions of democracy.'
The former Transportation secretary wants to see how the new administration carries out mandates of measures already in play.
By: Shia Kapos, Holly Otterbein, Nick Reisman
The party is focusing on rare bright spots from Election Day as it looks to improve its standing ahead of the 2026 midterms.
The president's decision to absolve his son lit a firestorm among Republicans — and some Democrats.
The mixed messages add up to a muddled response from Democrats still reeling from the news.
By: Shia Kapos
The former president didn’t mention Donald Trump or Kamala Harris.
Incoming ‘border czar’ draws hard line on who should be able to stay in the country.
By: Kapos
The Illinois governor was responding to a visit from Tom Homan, who Trump has selected for a high-level position in his administration.
By: Shia Kapos
The call comes on the heels of a major settlement with ABC News for using similar language.
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