Axios

Elon Musk — billionaire, Trump whisperer and most powerful civilian ever — is coming to Washington. Why it matters: Musk doesn't play small.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) is getting caught up in the ideological infighting plaguing his party, with some members of his left flank dialing up their scrutiny toward him.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schume r (D-N.Y). is plotting extraordinary measures to stop President-elect Trump's agenda on confirming judges and appointing his administration.

He tries to shut down repeal talk after pre-election comments that raised questions.

Massachusetts lawmakers are paving the way for the construction of a professional soccer stadium for the New England Revolution and a waterfront park in Everett and Boston.

Sen. Rick Scott (R-Fla.) picked up two more public endorsements for his Senate GOP leadership bid on Tuesday as senators left a multi-hour discussion about what they want the future of leadership to look like.

Chip Leighton and I have three things in common: We both love Maine (he lives there; I wish I did), both wrote books, and both love laughing at the dumb-ass things our kids say, Jim writes.

President Biden is expected to meet on Wednesday afternoon with the families of the seven American hostages still held by Hamas in Gaza, according to two sources with knowledge of the issue.

A memorial service for the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre victims on Tuesday honored a World War I veteran and others killed in the atrocity with a monument.

Kraft Heinz said Tuesday it's pulling Lunchables meals from the National School Lunch Program due to flagging demand.